Seatbelt attachment

mike_GT · 21st June 2007, 13:34

Is there a seatbelt attachment that you can clip to the head rests to make grabing the seatbelt easier,

my g/f has a really bad back and finds it hard reaching for the belt

The attached is from a BMW

looking for some thing like that

Unknownsoldier · 27th October 2007, 13:54

You can (as I have done) order the above mentioned BMW part for the stupendously expensive [not] 20 quid inc VAT [actual price 19.95 inc VAT] from any BMW parts counter (I've ordered one and will see how it fits.....)

Part number is: S2300302425 "Belt Holder"

Tom

rogie · 10th November 2007, 13:45

I have ordered them at Douglas park BMW in Hamiton

Part no I have been given :- B52.30.0.302.425

Cost = £16.98 + vat

Unknownsoldier · 10th November 2007, 15:52

Hmmm, thats interesting, but you will love them, several of us now have them and they make a lot of difference.

Tom

beef4dinner · 31st December 2007, 10:53

What do they look like Tom? I'm worried about the seatbelt rubbing on the seats in my CTR?

apemonkeyman · 31st December 2007, 11:00

I had a Type S for a few weeks before my EX arrived... I found that reaching over my shoulder for the seat belt was seriously uncomfortable so I tried reaching "under-arm" directly backwards to hook the belt forwards at the side of the seat. Worked great for me without any discomfort at all.

FWH · 31st December 2007, 11:22

Quote:

Originally Posted by beef4dinner

What do they look like Tom?

Pic in first post or am I not understanding the question?

t8adc · 31st March 2008, 16:26

will the ones off a bmw mini fit

Unknownsoldier · 31st March 2008, 16:31

Quote:

Originally Posted by beef4dinner

What do they look like Tom? I'm worried about the seatbelt rubbing on the seats in my CTR?

Sorry, they won't fit your R, the seats are totally different, you'll have to put up with a bad back.

t8adc: Should do they are probably the same part, but I'd be careful, just in case they don't fit, if your ordering them through MINI, then you should be able to order the BMW ones, most are in the same building.

ATB,
Tom

t8adc · 31st March 2008, 17:56

is that £19.95 each ,or for a pair ?

Jack The Lad. · 31st March 2008, 18:09

I copied Toms idea and asked that too.
It's for the pair.

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