new saturn owner and new to forums
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From: wesminster co
new saturn owner and new to forums
Hi everbody my name is brandon. Please bare with me i am very to to forums but not working on cars. I currently have a 93 sw2 that is a work in progress, dual intake cam, automatic to standard trans, Geo storm gsi throttle body, automatic seat belts to normal ones, and a 95 and newer center console for the cup holders. I look foward to using this forum for help in my project.
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Junior Member
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From: wesminster co
I got parts from a 95 Saturn I believe. The seat belt it self bolts up in the bottom of the pillar between the doors. There is a threaded bolt hole behind the plastic already in the car that I used for the top mounting point. I fiber glasses in the original hole in plastic that I got from the junk yard and redrilled a hole 1.5" up from the original hole. Not completely finished needs to be painted but looks good. The pieces I used from the junk yard is the newer seat belt the lower plastic and the upper piece that goes to the dashboard.
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Joined: Mar 2010
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From: Peoria AZ
I will try to remember that. I have a 94 with the retractable seat belts and shortly after it was purchased the drivers side unit failed and it was replaced under warranty. I've owned it for a while I guess. Occasionally there are repair questions for these things and they are not very repairable. 'Specially now after all these years. What you did sounds like a good thing to be able to do.
If you are not familiar with the paint needed to spiffy up your work SEM is a company that specializes in interior paint and die colors for all cars and they make a fantastic product (if you follow the directions to do it right)
This is their home page:
http://semproducts.com/
But if you have a good automotive paint store available to you locally the odds are they carry their products.
I have done complete interior color changes with their products. They are good.
If you are not familiar with the paint needed to spiffy up your work SEM is a company that specializes in interior paint and die colors for all cars and they make a fantastic product (if you follow the directions to do it right)
This is their home page:
http://semproducts.com/
But if you have a good automotive paint store available to you locally the odds are they carry their products.
I have done complete interior color changes with their products. They are good.
