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Autoflug Receiver Interchangeable With Repa?


tets

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I bought a set of Autoflug seat belt from fellow FAQer.  It is a nice set, but one of the front seat receive is broken....  I tried to locate replacement, but I only one I can find is Repa.  Are these two receiver interchangeable?  I believe tongue shape is different between these two makes.  Am I correct???

Thank you in advance! 

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No, and there are variations of the set up with in the manufacturer as BMW changed designs as advances in safety permit. The new 02 seat belts from BMW have the latest and greatest safety engineering in them. They just don't pull the 40 year old diagrams off the shelf and have them remade. Typical of the German mindset, if there an opportunity to technically improve it, they will.

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tets,

 

I've got at least 6 receivers at home in the basement.  Have never really looked at the brand, but will check later this afternoon.  Be happy to send to you if I have an Autoflug.  Are you in need of the driver or passenger side?

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