E92 seatbelt extender handover arm fix

German_Whip · 03-01-2018, 03:59 PM

Anyone in the Essex area that can fix the issue where the seatbelt extender handover arm no longer catches the seatbelt?

k9david · 03-01-2018, 06:37 PM

Its suprisingly easy to fix yourself.

Plenty of how too's on you tube, parts on ebay or from cotswold.

I'm useless with diy but managed to replace mine in 5 minutes.

German_Whip · 03-02-2018, 03:30 AM

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Originally Posted by k9david

Its suprisingly easy to fix yourself.

Plenty of how too's on you tube, parts on ebay or from cotswold.

I'm useless with diy but managed to replace mine in 5 minutes.

Thanks for the response.

Any links you can give me for YouTube vids you used and parts needed?

There are different guides on YouTube, remove springs, glue this, iron that lol

k9david · 03-02-2018, 01:10 PM

First one if you can put up with the irritating bloke shows the part, second one shows how to pull the offending part out. There is a small release clip if you dont fancy being that brutal.

Part was from Cotswold, email them with your year, model to get the right part.

I looked at the repair and glue options but decided that easiest was just to replace it

good luck

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k9david Enlisted Member 5 Rep 30 Posts Drives: 320i E92 Join Date: Jul 2015 Location: Dorset iTrader: (0)	First one if you can put up with the irritating bloke shows the part, second one shows how to pull the offending part out. There is a small release clip if you dont fancy being that brutal. Part was from Cotswold, email them with your year, model to get the right part. I looked at the repair and glue options but decided that easiest was just to replace it good luck
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