Cable under drivers seat

MevagisseyMedic · 16th September 2014, 10:09

I noticed this on the floor when changing handbrake compensator over.

I know it is supposed to attach to the seat but what is it for.

For now I might take the fitting off the passenger seat and fit to my seat.

stevestrat · 16th September 2014, 10:12

That's for the seatbelt height adjuster in the "B" pillar, as you more the seat back and forward the seatbelt height automatically adjusts.

MevagisseyMedic · 16th September 2014, 10:33

Thanks Stevestrat then a nut n bolt should suffice.

Trevor1975 · 16th September 2014, 11:52

it has a pin and clasp assembly that slips in and turns to lock into position - i'd say try to get the proper part from a breakers

paulserina · 17th September 2014, 07:04

I think I have a couple spare if you want one?

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MevagisseyMedic Avid contributor Rover 75 Club Tourer 2002 Auto Join Date: Apr 2014 Location: Mevagissey, Cornwall Posts: 234 Thanks: 19 Thanked 19 Times in 14 Posts	Thanks Stevestrat then a nut n bolt should suffice.