Thread: Seat belt pillar cover....

I think this might take a while

I notice my Puma already has plastic covers on the bolts, so they must be available somewhere.

Originally Posted by DiscoMick

I notice my Puma already has plastic covers on the bolts, so they must be available somewhere.

Hmmm, mine does not. 2012 90

Originally Posted by DiscoMick

I notice my Puma already has plastic covers on the bolts, so they must be available somewhere.

Mine 2013 and has one

Umm, that's what the earlier ones have and it'll still centre pop your temple.

Gday.
First trip out in my 2010 110 many moons ago, whilst backing out of my driveway my wife smacked her head on the plastic covered bolt.
I went to the wreckers and got the pillar top trim section and cut it to fit over the bolt. Put some high density foam in the gap (you couldn’t see it under the trim)
Fixed in place using a trim plug into the top pillar hole. It looked quite neat and would, most likely, be a lifesaver in the event of a headbang.
I’ve been meaning to do the same on the 130...........
Its on the list

Originally Posted by Colmoore

Gday.
First trip out in my 2010 110 many moons ago, whilst backing out of my driveway my wife smacked her head on the plastic covered bolt.
I went to the wreckers and got the pillar top trim section and cut it to fit over the bolt. Put some high density foam in the gap (you couldn’t see it under the trim)
Fixed in place using a trim plug into the top pillar hole. It looked quite neat and would, most likely, be a lifesaver in the event of a headbang.
I’ve been meaning to do the same on the 130...........
Its on the list

Great solution, appreciate feedback.
Will definitely consider this but only if I can't find a suitable cap.
Cheers

I guess you could take the cover off, put some foam inside and then force it back on, so if the head hits it, it would give.