A-pillar pod and automatic seatbelts
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A-pillar pod and automatic seatbelts
I know I read somewhere that the A-pillar pod will not work with the automatic seatbelts found on S5 coupes. Is this because the pod would block the retraction of the belts or because the A-pillar molding is different? I'm assuming it's because the pod would prevent proper belt operation, which doesn't matter to me, since my driver's side belt hasn't worked in two years.
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Interesting, I wonder why Mazdatrix says it will not work then. I'd never read anywhere else that there was a problem until the other day.
http://www.mazdatrix.com/d5.htm
http://www.mazdatrix.com/d5.htm
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The molding is different...... so it doesnt fit perfectly. Alot of people use a heat gun or something like that to kinda mold the one on there.... thats pretty much your only choice.
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I've used the A-pillar pod on my 90 N/A it works fine. You have to stretch it just a bit, but it works great. I had the single pod but even if i did have the dual I can't see my seatbeat getting so close that it jams on or breaks the gauge.
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