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Old 06-02-2005, 08:47 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Passenger seat belt.

It flaps like crazy when the window is down! Does this drive anyone else crazy?
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yep! I see where it's leaving marks on the door trim too...
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buy one of those padded cushions that wraps around the belt to prevent it from cutting your neck (like it does on my accord without a height adjuster). The big pad and extra weight keeps it from making too much noise and helps prevent making as the buckle piece sits on top of the pad.
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At the risk of it looking like my grandma's seatbelt I will definetly give it a try!
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you can buy them color coordinated and you can't even tell
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Not only does it leave marks in the trim the retractors don't pull the belt up all the way. You need to manually pull the belt in after wearing it.

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what about those wind deflectors...Hell I can't think of what they are called, but they mount on the door frame over the window. I personally don't like the look but might be willing to if they work. Anyone have these and notice a difference?
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