Seat Belt Retractor Repair

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Seat Belt Retractor Repair

Postby Howler73 » Fri Aug 03, 2018 5:44 pm

I have a 75 Monza hatchback that has an issue with the drivers seat belt retractor. This is the one that bolts to the ceiling of the car. I took it down and the spring is broken or at least the little tang that allows it to be tensioned. Has anyone used any of the restorers found on Google? I've found Ssnake-Oyl Products in Texas, Sharon's Web, Inc also in Texas and Python Restoration which I think is in Texas too ( I think I'm sensing a pattern here....).


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Re: Seat Belt Retractor Repair

Postby sirrick4 » Sat Aug 11, 2018 9:18 pm

I put a Camaro retractor in mine. It did need an adaptor plate though
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Re: Seat Belt Retractor Repair

Postby 74_Vega_GT » Mon Aug 13, 2018 10:31 am

Try Seatbeltplanet dot com. I had good results with them.
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Re: Seat Belt Retractor Repair

Postby mikebrow74 » Fri Aug 24, 2018 10:45 am

I used Snake-Oyl for restoration of my 1969 Corvette belts 20 years ago. Good quality work and they have been around a while. Not cheap though.
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