In the process of fitting Securon 254 rear belts, and finding the fitting of the inertia reels on the parcel tray challenging.
What direction have others positioned the Z bracket? Facing forward or backward?
I've seen some photos of it facing forward with the reels sitting on top of the seat back, but to get the bolt fully into the captive mount, the seat back will need to squash down quite a lot, and it doesn't feel like it will.
Positioning the bracket backward might allow the inertia reel to clear the seatback, if the bracket was longer.
Also, on the drivers side, the locking mechanism that protrudes to the side appears to foul on the C pillar, given the belts aren't "handed".
Intertia reel rear seatbelts fitting
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Intertia reel rear seatbelts fitting
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Re: Intertia reel rear seatbelts fitting
The seat belt reel sits on the parcel shelf, the Z bracket is the to lift the reel so it doesn't fail on the rear seat
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Re: Intertia reel rear seatbelts fitting
I've just fitted the same to my 1850HL, I had the 'z' bracket facing backwards so the reel would clear the top of the rear of the seat.
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