seat belt tang holder

[PatAllen]

Is there anything oem on the 2002 that should hold the seat belt tang up so i dont need to crawl each time i want to buckle up ?

thanks.

[bluedevils]

Yes, there are brackets that snap over the belt, as well as stop buttons. Autoflug *tangs* don't need them as they don;t slide freely, but Repas do.

[PatAllen]

Yes, there are brackets that snap over the belt, as well as stop buttons.

any pictures/source ?

[bluedevils]

check real oem seat belt sections for 2002 (for brackets), and e30 (for buttons). You will see. I also have them in stock.

[PatAllen]

what do i need, both ? i was expecting to find something like in my E46 wich is like a big plastic rivet punched right thru the belt. the large clip thing like Tilux sells is actualy very anoying.

[esty]

i sewed a sequinsed button on mine

[golf73]

what do i need, both ? i was expecting to find something like in my E46 wich is like a big plastic rivet punched right thru the belt. the large clip thing like Tilux sells is actualy very anoying.

it seems like the E30 button that bluedevils is talking about is analogous to the plastic rivet you're describing, Pat. Personally, I like the original BMW Teile clip-type, it's only fallen off once in the year or so since I installed it. Thankfully it fell to the floor of the car and not outside. Also, they're cheap enough to buy an extra one of two to keep in the spares box if it does indeed get lost or crunched while closing door.

[bluedevils]

rivet=button in BMW lingo. No, you don't need both. email your address and will send you a pair of buttons, you pay me later. to install buttons use your soldering gun with clean tip to melt a small guiding hole, otherwise webbing may fray especially since you are still using 40 years of webbing in your cars and don't want to reweb, they are probably as stiff as a rock....no pun intended.