MK5 Golf GTI
All Things Mk5 => Mk5 General Area => Topic started by: Moz on October 13, 2012, 03:44:58 pm
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Does my head right in.
When the seatbelt, mainly the passenger seat bucket isn't being used, it bangs against the side on speed bumps and other dips and bumps in the road.
Does my nut RIGHT IN!
Solution, either get your mrs to drive around with you all the time, errr no, or use the bolster.
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What a stupid design flaw though!
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Can't say i notice it?.
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The banging drove me mad for a while, didn't know what it was untill I was turning Into a junction and noticed the buckle banging against the plastic
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havent ever noticed it but will keep an eye, what about adjusting the seatbelt height,,, may have an effect
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Your music must be too loud! haha.
The rear ones do it aswell, mind you Manchesters roads are AWFUL!
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Yep definetly a pain in the ass
I also use the bolster
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Don't have this problem, but my front seatbelt holsters rub/squeak on the leathers when plugged in.
Infuriating it is!
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My passenger side does this so I just raise the belt a bit higher & it stops
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Lower the height of the shoulder position on the door pillar and it will shut up :wink:
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Alternatively, stick a velcro pad on the pillar (the soft side) which will cushion the blow.