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Lubing seat belt re-coil tensioner.... 900

posted by  dm960 on  Fri Jul 23 09:35 CST 2004
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my front pass. side seat belt has been getting slower and slower to the point it has to fed by hand to pull it in.
can the re-coil ends be lubed to have it pull the belt in?i know the S.I.P.S system has a charge to lock the belt in the event of collision.
i've lubed the belt tensioners in my old 240's and my old bimmer for slow and weak retraction so i know how the assy works.
thanks for suggestions,dave
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