Well, the Big White Hooptie failed the annual state safety inspection. After 30+ years of use, the driver's side seat belt is frayed. I've found a company that will rebuild my seat belt assemblies with new color matched webbing, but I got to get the the assembly out to ship it to them. It seems that its a huge Torx fitting that secures the belt to the floor pan. Does anyone know what size this is? Its a 1981 Buick Regal Limited.
Thanks... The nearest HF is about 40 miles away, and I want to get these out so I can ship them off immediately. I may just buy it at Sears if they don't want too much for it.
I've used large allen wrenches before to remove seatbelt bolts. It's big enough that stripping is less of a problem. I find the tightest one I can. Before loosening I tap on the head of the bolt with a large hammer to free what can be freed.
Worth a shot?
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Autozone makes me pay for the loaner tools up front, then I get a refund when I bring them back. So the only purchase they require is for the loaner tools