) the passenger seat belt starts to flap in the wind and make a heck of a lot of noise at around 50mph.Is this why people leave that belt buckled? The retractor is working on this one so it isn't loose.
Full Version: Seat belt noise - at last a problem when driving!
Silly question, but when I drive my car down the road (now that it is actually off the ramps ) the passenger seat belt starts to flap in the wind and make a heck of a lot of noise at around 50mph.
Is this why people leave that belt buckled? The retractor is working on this one so it isn't loose.
) the passenger seat belt starts to flap in the wind and make a heck of a lot of noise at around 50mph.Is this why people leave that belt buckled? The retractor is working on this one so it isn't loose.
Same with the roof off. Sounds like a playing card in the spokes.
Driving a porsche is hell.
QUOTE(sfrenck @ Oct 7 2013, 08:11 PM) 
Silly question, but when I drive my car down the road (now that it is actually off the ramps
) the passenger seat belt starts to flap in the wind and make a heck of a lot of noise at around 50mph.Is this why people leave that belt buckled? The retractor is working on this one so it isn't loose.
Yes, or pull the seat forward, tuck it behind, then push the seat back
A 914 quirk that was not mention in our previous forum!
http://www.914world.com/bbs2/index.php?sho...8&hl=Quirks
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