I cannot determine what both of the connectors are for. There is round connector and a rectangular connector in this pic that I think are seat belt connectors. Problem is that I have 1 set of seat belts that use a round connector and this set is wired together as a pair from the factory. The other 2 sets of seat belts that i have all have the rectangular connector. These 2 sets are actually 4 individual seat belt receptacles - they are not wired together by the factory as a set.
Anyone know how the round and rectangular connector should be hooked up?
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I thought the rectangle was for the passenger-seat to tell the fat-ass riding with you to put their seat-belt on...
I just took mine out and both seat belts conncted to the ROUND end. See pic.
Well I can not get the pic to post, not sure what format it should be in (Gif, Tif, Jpeg). But each latch has a wire that goes into the round connector.
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Nice work BTW. I love to see super clean teeners!
QUOTE (RandyLok @ Feb 28 2005, 12:42 AM) |
Nice work BTW. I love to see super clean teeners! |
For sure. I'd rather eat my breakfast off that than the neighborhood diner's grill.
Perhaps I can answer half of the question: The round one goes to the passenger side. I just installed replacement seatbelts tonight and had to make the connection. Don't know if the driver side is round or rectangular because it is cut off.
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