Driving along at 60mph+, I hear something smacking the interior over and over again. It turns out to be the passenger side seat belt (unoccupied), smacking the interior of the pillar. What to do... velcro... adjustment of some kind...? Does this happen to anyone else?

I mention the 60+ because it does not happen at slower speeds.

 

Some adjust it down, but I latch it as if there was a
passinger. Looks cool, IMO.

Godspeed.

 

I have the same problem with my Lucy, only at all speeds ... that's a good idea, Cooper Beagle!

 

All the more reason to get Schroth harnesses!

 

just loop it over the outside bolster.

 

I found this out on my first long trip. I just raised the passenger window a bit and problem was solved.

 

buckle it

 

Go with XAlfa's idea - just loop it over the side bolster if it flaps. I do it all the time when it acts up.

 

Yeah I buckle mine as well. I figure Im hard enough on my car without it receiving a spanking whilst I drive down the road.

Another option would be to fill the seat with a cute motoring partner

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Generally, closing the windows will cure this problem.

p.s. That's what A/C is for, to keep shoulder belts from slapping the b-pillar.

 

and robbing your car of power.

 

>>just loop it over the outside bolster.


This is what I do and it works like a charm.

 

Mine does it too. I like the fresh air blowing thru the interior. I just buckle it.

 

buckling it and over the bolster work well, even adjusting it down works... it sure beats duct taping it to the pillar.

 

>>Yeah I buckle mine as well. I figure Im hard enough on my car without it receiving a spanking whilst I drive down the road.
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A 'spanking' is accurate.

 

Ah NAILED mine to that thur post....worked a treat......

 

>>Ah NAILED mine to that thur post....worked a treat......
>>
>>I used a more current method ,a Robertson #8 wood screw ,round head ,smoother