Seat belt replacement

[farrendahl]

Evening all,

Well the car went in for it's MOT today and failed on a frayed drivers seatbelt (I had noticed but didn't think it was actually as bad as it apparently is) So anyway I've managed to get a replacement belt, but was just wondering if anybody had any ideas what I'd be looking at price wise to get it fitted? I'm not after solid quotes, more a ball park figure to compare the actual quotes I get against.

Cheers

[Thom987]

It is a DIY job.

[Perd Hapley]

Don't they just bolt in anymore?

[farrendahl]

Thom987 said:

It is a DIY job.

I have something of a fear of DIY, and a lack of free time (always convinced I'll screw it up some how)

But that being the case I'm guessing it would probably do some sense to get myself some tools and have a go, after all whats the worst that can happen?

Just hope the replacement belt turns up by Saturday as I pretty much have only Saturday afternoon to do the replacement in

Edited by farrendahl on Tuesday 19th June 21:07

[Thom987]

What make/model of car is it?

[farrendahl]

Thom987 said:

What make/model of car is it?

MG ZT-T

[davepoth]

Three bolts and a trim panel according to the Haynes. It says "retighten to specified torque" but neglects to say what the specified torque would be.

[farrendahl]

davepoth said:

Three bolts and a trim panel according to the Haynes. It says "retighten to specified torque" but neglects to say what the specified torque would be.

Brilliant, thanks Dave