Fit a harness bar and belts - Revision history

AndrewF at 15:49, 15 May 2008

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AndrewF at 15:49, 15 May 2008

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Mr Wiki: How to fit a harness bar and belts moved to Fit a harness bar and belts: Fit a harness bar and belts

2007-04-20T19:57:54Z

How to fit a harness bar and belts moved to Fit a harness bar and belts: Fit a harness bar and belts

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Mr Wiki at 07:34, 20 April 2007

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	== Procedure ==		== Procedure ==
	# [[~~How to remove~~ the seats\|Remove seats]]		# [[Removing the seats\|Remove seats]]
	#: (and unscrew the inertia belts from the seats at this point if you plan not to keep them).		#: (and unscrew the inertia belts from the seats at this point if you plan not to keep them).
	# Remove plastic trim		# Remove plastic trim

Mr Wiki at 13:24, 17 April 2007

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	[[Category:DIY]]		[[Category:DIY]]
	[[Category:~~Safty~~]]		[[Category:Safety]]
	[[Category:Interior]]		[[Category:Interior]]
	[[Category:Lotus Elise]]		[[Category:Lotus Elise]]
	[[Category:S2]]		[[Category:S2]]

Mr Wiki at 13:24, 17 April 2007

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			[[Category:Interior]]
			[[Category:Lotus Elise]]
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Mr Wiki at 12:54, 12 April 2007

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	Harnesses greatly improve the feel of the car on track and lock you into the seated position. The installation is relatively common no matter which [[harness bar]] or [[belts]] you choose.		Harnesses greatly improve the feel of the car on track and lock you into the seated position. The installation is relatively common no matter which [[harness bar]] or belts you choose.

	== Procedure ==		== Procedure ==

chouca: /* Procedure */

2007-02-09T13:53:44Z

Procedure

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	# [[How to remove the seats\|Remove seats]]		# [[How to remove the seats\|Remove seats]]
	#: (and unscrew the inertia belts from the seats at this point if you plan not to keep them).		#: (and unscrew the inertia belts from the seats at this point if you plan not to keep them).
	~~# Remove speakers~~
	# Remove plastic trim		# Remove plastic trim
	#: (and the intertia belt spool, if applicable).		#: (and the intertia belt spool, if applicable).
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	# Attach the shoulder harnesses to the harness bar.		# Attach the shoulder harnesses to the harness bar.
	# Attach the lap harnesses to the seats. I removed my inertia reel belts so this was really easy.		# Attach the lap harnesses to the seats. I removed my inertia reel belts so this was really easy.
	# Put the speakers back in. It's a hassle putting the screws back in because the harness bar is very close to the speakers. I ended up using a very very narrow flatheaded screwdriver at a very jaunty angle to the screw head to do this.
	# Bolt the seats in		# Bolt the seats in

chouca: /* Procedure */

2007-02-09T13:49:02Z

Procedure

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	# Put the plastic trim loosely back into the car.		# Put the plastic trim loosely back into the car.
	# Slide one end of the harness bar past the fixing point on the rollover bar so that you can then get the other end of the harness bar past the other side of the rollover bar.		# Slide one end of the harness bar past the fixing point on the rollover bar so that you can then get the other end of the harness bar past the other side of the rollover bar.
	# Bolt the harness bar to the rollover bar. You'll need a 17mm ~~(?)~~ socket/spanner and should be able to pass the socket/spanner ~~through~~ the ~~speaker mounting point~~ in the plastic trim ~~to tighten the bolts. This is a pain in the arse and I sliced my wrists to pieces in the process~~.		# Bolt the harness bar to the rollover bar. You'll need a 17mm socket/spanner and should be able to pass the socket/spanner from below if the original belts are removed. If you want to keep the original belts, put them back in before fixing the plastic trim.
	# Fit the plastic trim properly in place		# Fit the plastic trim properly in place
	# Attach the shoulder harnesses to the harness bar.		# Attach the shoulder harnesses to the harness bar.
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cocjh1 at 13:01, 9 January 2007

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	~~'''1)''' Remove seats (~~and the ~~inertia~~ belts ~~at this point if~~ you ~~plan not to keep them)~~.		Harnesses greatly improve the feel of the car on track and lock you into the seated position. The installation is relatively common no matter which [[harness bar]] or [[belts]] you choose.

			== Procedure ==
	~~'''2~~)~~'''~~ Remove speakers.		# [[How to remove the seats\|Remove seats]]
			#: (and unscrew the inertia belts from the seats at this point if you plan not to keep them).
			# Remove speakers
	~~'''3)'''~~ Remove plastic trim (and the intertia belt spool, if applicable).		# Remove plastic trim
			#: (and the intertia belt spool, if applicable).
			# Loosely screw harness bar in place.
	~~'''4)'''~~ Loosely screw harness bar in place.		# Stick masking tape onto the rollover bar at the top and bottom of the circular section of the harness bar where it meets the rollover bar (hard to explain but is very simple).
			# Remove the harness bar
			# Loosely put the plastic trim in place and, using the masking tape on the rollover bar as a guide, mark the top and bottom of the harness bar onto the plastic trim.
			# Remove the plastic trim and cut away the trim so that it can fit back in place with the harness bar fitted.
	~~'''5)'''~~ Stick masking tape onto the rollover bar at the top and bottom of the circular section of the harness bar where it meets the rollover bar (hard to explain but is very simple).		# Put the plastic trim loosely back into the car.
			# Slide one end of the harness bar past the fixing point on the rollover bar so that you can then get the other end of the harness bar past the other side of the rollover bar.
			# Bolt the harness bar to the rollover bar. You'll need a 17mm (?) socket/spanner and should be able to pass the socket/spanner through the speaker mounting point in the plastic trim to tighten the bolts. This is a pain in the arse and I sliced my wrists to pieces in the process.
	~~'''6)'''~~ Remove the harness bar.		# Fit the plastic trim properly in place
			# Attach the shoulder harnesses to the harness bar.
			# Attach the lap harnesses to the seats. I removed my inertia reel belts so this was really easy.
	~~'''7)'''~~ Loosely put the plastic trim in place and, using the masking tape on the rollover bar as a guide, mark the top and bottom of the harness bar onto the plastic trim.		# Put the speakers back in. It's a hassle putting the screws back in because the harness bar is very close to the speakers. I ended up using a very very narrow flatheaded screwdriver at a very jaunty angle to the screw head to do this.
			# Bolt the seats in

	~~'''8)'''~~ Remove the plastic trim and cut away the trim so that it can fit back in place with the harness bar fitted.


	~~'''9)'''~~ Put the plastic trim loosely back into the car.


	~~'''10)'''~~ Slide one end of the harness bar past the fixing point on the rollover bar so that you can then get the other end of the harness bar past the other side of the rollover bar.


	~~'''11)'''~~ Bolt the harness bar to the rollover bar. You'll need a 17mm (?) socket/spanner and should be able to pass the socket/spanner through the speaker mounting point in the plastic trim to tighten the bolts. This is a pain in the arse and I sliced my wrists to pieces in the process.


	~~'''12)'''~~ Fit the plastic trim properly in place


	~~'''13)'''~~ Attach the shoulder harnesses to the harness bar.


	~~'''14)'''~~ Attach the lap harnesses to the seats. I removed my inertia reel belts so this was really easy.


	~~'''15)'''~~ Put the speakers back in. It's a hassle putting the screws back in because the harness bar is very close to the speakers. I ended up using a very very narrow flatheaded screwdriver at a very jaunty angle to the screw head to do this.


	~~'''16)'''~~ Bolt the seats in


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	==Information and Pictures Provided By ==		== Information and Pictures Provided By ==

	[http://forums.seloc.org/member.php?action=viewpro&member=PhilS PhilS]		[http://forums.seloc.org/member.php?action=viewpro&member=PhilS PhilS]
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			[[Category:DIY]]
	~~==Non Cut Harness Bar==~~

	~~Sinclaires aparrently sell a harness bar that can be fitted without the cutting of the plastic trim~~

	~~'''PLEASE ADD INFO'''~~

	[~~http~~:~~//www.sinclairebodyshop.co.uk/ Sinclaires~~]