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Even my 2005 Ranger had a seat belt height adjuster! As a shorter person, I wanted to share what I've found as a solution to the seat belt height not being adjustable. After a 16 hour road trip of constantly pulling the seat belt off my neck, I knew I needed to find some kind of solution.
This is a 2015-2022 Ford Mustang EcoBoost GT Front Seat Belt Extension Guide Holder. I got it on ebay as a set of two for $46. It fits my Bronco's headrest posts without any alterations or drilling. Since I have a two door, I used one of my headrest hooks as a spacer to hold the seat belt guide up just enough to operate the lever to access the rear seats.
I think a solution that mounts to the plastic below the top seat belt anchor point would be better for keeping the belt out of the way, but I do like how it holds the belt a little forward, making it easier to grab since my seat sits a bit farther forward (short legs). I did order a seat belt guide for a BMW, but the bottom of it was bowed outward so I couldn't attach it to the wall.
I would love to hear what other people have done that doesn't involve a pad around the belt.
This is a 2015-2022 Ford Mustang EcoBoost GT Front Seat Belt Extension Guide Holder. I got it on ebay as a set of two for $46. It fits my Bronco's headrest posts without any alterations or drilling. Since I have a two door, I used one of my headrest hooks as a spacer to hold the seat belt guide up just enough to operate the lever to access the rear seats.
I think a solution that mounts to the plastic below the top seat belt anchor point would be better for keeping the belt out of the way, but I do like how it holds the belt a little forward, making it easier to grab since my seat sits a bit farther forward (short legs). I did order a seat belt guide for a BMW, but the bottom of it was bowed outward so I couldn't attach it to the wall.
I would love to hear what other people have done that doesn't involve a pad around the belt.
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