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Wagon 3rd seat (belt options/differences) 200 1993

posted by  drj434343 on  Mon Feb 10 19:55 CST 2020
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I recently bought a used 3rd seat kit to install in my 93' wagon. The belts that came with the setup are 3 point, but have no spring loading retracter mechanism. I've seen this setup installed in the past and recall the belts awkwardly hanging from the side ceiling then down to a bolt in the wheel well.

When looking for installation instructions, I came across the instructions posted on on cleanflametrap.com:

http://cleanflametrap.com/thirdseat.html

Those instructions show a belt setup with a spring loaded retractor that mounts to the wall right next to the middle seat retractor location. The setup looks really clean and a lot easier to use.

I've never seen this belt setup in a 240 before. Can anyone tell me about it? Was it Euro only? Is there any way to get those belts?






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