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Seatbelt bolt size

RSGulp

RSGulp

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Does anyone know the size of the bolt which fastens the seatbelt buckle to the centre tunnel? Part no: 959 803 701 00

M10 x 30 High tensile 8.8 ...?
 
[FONT=verdana,geneva"]Suspect you've done the same, but no size indicated in the PET catalogue or in the workshop manual.

Call up Ollie at RPM Tecknik he'll probably know? Or anyone else I guess.

Marcus[FONT=verdana,geneva"]
 

ORIGINAL: mcgc0

[FONT=verdana,geneva"]Suspect you've done the same, but no size indicated in the PET catalogue or in the workshop manual.

Call up Ollie at RPM Tecknik he'll probably know? Or anyone else I guess.

Marcus[FONT=verdana,geneva"]
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Yep, checked PET and the factory manual but no sizes mentioned.
 
[FONT=verdana,geneva"]UNF (which you don't see much of these days) and not metric - interesting. Maybe it's a local market regulations thing (i.e. in the US it's different again)..
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ORIGINAL: mcgc0

[FONT=verdana,geneva"]UNF (which you don't see much of these days) and not metric - interesting. Maybe it's a local market regulations thing (i.e. in the US it's different again)..
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From what I found, seat belt fixings have been standardized on those dimensions and all car manufacturers use them. Strange but true [:D]
 
[FONT=verdana,geneva"]Blimey, interesting to know (i.e. EU and Japan using an American defined thread) - must be the fine TPI over all else.

Whitworth would be turning in his grave - albeit fairly coarsely! [;)][FONT=verdana,geneva"]



 
I have always been able to screw harness eye-bolts into any car I have owned.....so I guess that backs up the 'they all use the same' theory.
 
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