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I am in the middle of a battle with Reeve's BMW in Tampa regarding the passenger side seatbelt. They are trying to tell me that the part#, that I supplied them with as a replacement, was the original part # for the car. I have a '99 2.3 and gave the the # that I got off of the forum. They are refusing to do anything about it and as most people are reporting, my passengers are refusing to "buckle up" because it is VERY uncomfortable. Any body got any suggestions?

Follow Ups:

• Re: Passenger seatbelt Gordon 11:58 2/09/2000 (0)
• Aren't there Federal regulations... JoeBoy 22:04 2/08/2000 (6)
  • Here's the story I got about Fed. Regs.... MV 11:31 2/09/2000 (5)
    • Also... JoeBoy 13:41 2/09/2000 (0)
    • Sounds like bull... JoeBoy 13:19 2/09/2000 (3)
      • Re: Sounds like bull... Dean 19:20 2/09/2000 (1)
        • Maybe an upcoming recall (eom) JoeBoy 20:45 2/09/2000 (0)
      • I asked that, too... MV 13:39 2/09/2000 (0)

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