source for replacement seatbelts
#1
08-11-07, 01:30 PM
I don't often buy oem dealer parts, but for seatbelts I think I would bite the bullet for the reasons you've already mentioned.
#2
08-11-07, 01:31 PM
source for replacement seatbelts
I'm going to replace the passenger seatbelt/retractor in my 91 Toyota Celica. Given how important they are, I don't want to buy one that's not top quality. Is there an internet source that I can depend on for getting good seatbelts.
#3
08-12-07, 08:15 AM
Originally Posted by the_tow_guy
I don't often buy oem dealer parts, but for seatbelts I think I would bite the bullet for the reasons you've already mentioned.
if the parts say "replacement part", does this mean it's not oem?
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08-12-07, 08:21 AM
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It should or will say "OEM replacement".
If it just says "replacement", it could be made by anyone.
Replacement belts do have to meet a certain safety criteria, so a non-oem belt may be fine.
If it just says "replacement", it could be made by anyone.
Replacement belts do have to meet a certain safety criteria, so a non-oem belt may be fine.
#5
08-12-07, 11:59 AM
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I found a good (better than my original) seat belt for my '88 Ranger at a junk yard. Cheap..and works a lot better.
It may not be easy getting an OEM from Toyota on a 16 year old car!?!?
It may not be easy getting an OEM from Toyota on a 16 year old car!?!?
