Help : Need Seat blet, but can't get the correct Part Number

SpacePig · Jul 28, 2013

Hi everyone,

I am sorry but I will need your brain power and knowledge once more! My wife badly damages both front side seat belt by slamming the door on both of them. The belt was not retracting well.

Anyway I would like to invest on a new pair of belt but I am struggling with the part number!!!

I own a Japanese Sold (I am in Japan) P38A 4.6 HSE build in 1995. The garage where I usually go gave me the following part number:

EVB00060LNF
EVB00070LNF
(both side)

But no body on the web seems to know or find these parts. I contacted another merchant and I have been told that I need these ones instead

LH EVB103870LNF (Same part for JP, UK and so on)
RH EVB103860LNF

But before buying them I want to make sure I will not be screwed (shipping to Japan and returning parts is annoying), so I need your help to sort this out!

Now I am sure you could tell me to have a look at the belt for the part number, but unfortunately the numbers are no longer visible. Also I need the no-Pretensioner models

My guts tell me that indeed the one I have been quoted are the correct one (see here for example Allbrit.de - Ersatzteile für LAND ROVER & MG ROVER) but I really want to make sure that they are the good ones.

Thanks

-- EDIT --

In the worse case it is apparently possible to "reweb" belt http://seatbeltsolutions.com.au/services/rewebbing/ or https://www.seatbeltplanet.com/webbing-replacement/ has anyone heard about this or at least try? This will imply that my car will be stranded for 2 weeks but it may worth checking if it is indeed a good solution

Grit Valve · Jul 28, 2013

Rh non pretension EVB000060LNF
Lh non pretension EVB000070LNF
Rh pretension EVB000100LNF
Lh pretension EVB000110LNF
The only place I can find stocking them
EVB000100LNF SEAT BELT - Land rover

Click here http://lrparts.ru/engl/
Click electronic parts selling
Click photo of range rover click box with seats in click on no1 on seatbelts a box will apear with part numbers

Although your numbers are saying non pretension the one's with 100 and 110 are pretension

SpacePig · Jul 28, 2013

So I am basically FXXX... EVB000060LNF & EVB000070LNF are no where to be seen

Also what is the difference between the EVB000060LNF and EVB103870LNF series? Both are up to WA410481 and my car is MA314149. And both are no pretension belts.
Granted the schema look different at one hand, but does that mean the later cannot be used?

Druim · Jul 28, 2013

Quite a lot of used ones on the bay, here's one example:
RANGE ROVER P38 PAIR OF FRONT SEAT BELTS | eBay

SpacePig · Jul 28, 2013

Druim said:
Quite a lot of used ones on the bay, here's one example:
RANGE ROVER P38 PAIR OF FRONT SEAT BELTS | eBay

These ones are not the one that will fit my car apparently (one of the anchor is long, mine should not)

Grit Valve · Jul 28, 2013

SpacePig said:
So I am basically FXXX... EVB000060LNF & EVB000070LNF are no where to be seen

Also what is the difference between the EVB000060LNF and EVB103870LNF series? Both are up to WA410481 and my car is MA314149. And both are no pretension belts.
Granted the schema look different at one hand, but does that mean the later cannot be used?

Seatbelts in many newer vehicles are also equipped with "pretensioners" and/or "Webclamps".

Pretensioners preemptively tighten the belt to prevent the occupant from jerking forward in a crash. Mercedes-Benz first introduced pretensioners on the 1981 S-Class. In the event of a crash, a pretensioner will tighten the belt almost instantaneously. This reduces the motion of the occupant in a violent crash. Like airbags, pretensioners are triggered by sensors in the car's body, and most pretensioners use explosively expanding gas to drive a piston that retracts the belt. Pretensioners also lower the risk of "submarining", which is when a passenger slides forward under a loosely worn seat belt. An alternative approach being looked at by major car companies is the CG-Lock technology whereby the occupant is held in position via the lap belt in order to prevent the passenger from coming out of position in the event of a crash[citation needed]. Some systems also pre-emptively tighten the belt in fast accelerations and strong decelerations even if no crash has happened.

Grit Valve · Jul 28, 2013

I can make some calls for you on Monday and find out but I'd imagine you could just fit standerd ones , but I'm not upto date with the laws of your country .

SpacePig · Jul 28, 2013

Grit Valve said:
I can make some calls for you on Monday and find out but I'd imagine you could just fit standerd ones , but I'm not upto date with the laws of your country .

If you do not mind it will be really helpful! I sent an email to Emmotts Of Colne to check what they have too.

Indeed beside one part of the anchor (picture here Screen Shot 2013-07-28 at 7.07.45 PM.png) they look the same. Also it happens that with years manufacturer replace parts with new generations.

Grit Valve · Jul 28, 2013

SpacePig said:
If you do not mind it will be really helpful! I sent an email to Emmotts Of Colne to check what they have too.

Indeed beside one part of the anchor (picture here Screen Shot 2013-07-28 at 7.07.45 PM.png) they look the same. Also it happens that with years manufacturer replace parts with new generations.

I'm going to phone famous four as they have a listing for one not in stock and had a heading ring for details are you after new or second hand in particular or any

SpacePig · Jul 28, 2013

Grit Valve said:
I'm going to phone famous four as they have a listing for one not in stock and had a heading ring for details are you after new or second hand in particular or any

Ideally new ones... for used one I am looking for good ones : no rust, no scratch on the belts, I can understand the the part fixed on the top of the B Pillar may have aging / cracking plastics (like mine), and obviously retracting I do not want my wife to ruin them the first week!

Grit Valve · Jul 28, 2013

SpacePig said:
Ideally new ones... for used one I am looking for good ones : no rust, no scratch on the belts, I can understand the the part fixed on the top of the B Pillar may have aging / cracking plastics (like mine), and obviously retracting I do not want my wife to ruin them the first week!

I know the feeling mines banned from driving it now as it always comes back with a fault its been abs light on,dash bulbs blown , alternator warning things got so bad we got her a c3 convertable to trash she says she must have an strong magnetic field .

Any ways I've a much later model was going to have a look photos for you but I can't get the trim off enough to take a photo without stripping the lower part if the seat trip sorry anyways I'm on it for you !

Grit Valve · Jul 28, 2013

These are the listings
Famous Four - Search

SpacePig · Jul 28, 2013

Grit Valve said:
I'm on it for you !

Thanks!!!!

In the meantime I found a old photo of the Belt Info, the only readable part on the belt and after hours searching on the web can't find XXX

PS if the photo below does not show, don't worry we are under DDoS...

Datatek · Jul 29, 2013

I think that's just the reference for the webbing, not the complete assembly?

Grit Valve · Jul 29, 2013

Spacepig I need a Chassis number best to pm me that !

Apperntly if you have pretention and fit non you will have a warning flash up .

Datatek · Jul 29, 2013

Grit Valve said:
Spacepig I need a Chassis number best to pm me that !

Apperntly if you have pretention and fit non you will have a warning flash up .

Not sure about that, when a side airbag went off in mine and I had the seat apart I could find no connection to the SRS for the pretensioner. Perhaps it's self contained and has a feed to the BECM from the reel?.
Need to check RAVE

SpacePig · Jul 29, 2013

Grit Valve said:
Spacepig I need a Chassis number best to pm me that !

Apperntly if you have pretention and fit non you will have a warning flash up .

I do not have pretention on my car!!! So it won't be a problem for that ;-)

I am sending you a link with the VIN in a few sec, again thank you for checking!

Grit Valve · Jul 29, 2013

PHP:

Datatek said:
Not sure about that, when a side airbag went off in mine and I had the seat apart I could find no connection to the SRS for the pretensioner. Perhaps it's self contained and has a feed to the BECM from the reel?.
Need to check RAVE

Just going by what I been told I guess it makes sence as the pretentiom has sensors ??

Grit Valve · Jul 29, 2013

SpacePig said:
I do not have pretention on my car!!! So it won't be a problem for that ;-)

I am sending you a link with the VIN in a few sec, again thank you for checking!

recived

Grit Valve · Jul 29, 2013

Ok £115 each around £52 delivery in stock

Evb103860lmf
Evb103870lmf

Famous four

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