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22-05-2007, 08:46 AM
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With the pasing of the years my seat belt has cut quite a trench in the B pillar trim.
I am way too cheap to buy a new trim. Has anyone come up with a reasonable repair or disguise for this problem? (I have looked at the Post that shows how to install the height adjustment system. Strangely enough the current height suits me. Scary but - a bit like being issued an army uniform that fits.)
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B Pillar Seat Belt Canyon
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