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10)Wrap the shoulder straps around the harness bar one by one making sure they are the correct hand and you end up with the yellow tabs on the inborad sides. | 10)Wrap the shoulder straps around the harness bar one by one making sure they are the correct hand and you end up with the yellow tabs on the inborad sides. | ||
IMPORTANT!Ensure you wrap each harness through the buckle in the correct order,see guide. | IMPORTANT!Ensure you wrap each harness through the buckle in the correct order,see guide. | ||
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Adjust the length of each one to suit by doing a test fit of connecting all the harness belts and tightening them up(with you in the seat natch!) | Adjust the length of each one to suit by doing a test fit of connecting all the harness belts and tightening them up(with you in the seat natch!) | ||
Revision as of 17:51, 22 November 2009
This is a guide to fitting Schroth Profi ASM II wrap around harnesses to an S2 using the Sector 111 fixing kit which retains your seatbelts.
- Tools.
- You will need:
- 6mm Allen key/socket.
- 5mm Allen key/socket.
- Ratchet and long extension.
- U-joint flexible adaptor for sockets,optional but helpful.
- 13mm spanner/socket.
- 2x17mm spanners.
1)Firstly,remove the drivers seat by unbolting the rear two 6mm allen bolts and then the front two 8mm(13mm spanner size)bolts,sliding the seat backwards and forwards makes this easier.Remember to pick up the two small metal 'tabs' at the rear of the seat runners and remember their orientation(they stop the seat going back too far).
You will also need to unbolt the seatbelt from the seat using the 17mm spanner(later cars have two wires attached under the seat for the seatbelt warning light,simply pull apart the connectors and label them).Remove the spacer from the seatbelt mount as this is not used again.
- Protecting the centre console and door sill with blankets also stops you scratching/marking them when the seat comes out /voe*
2)Correctly orientate your harnesses.The release buckles sit on both 'inboard' sides(closest to centre console)and the shoulder belts MUST have the yellow tags on the 'inboard' sides also.THIS IS VERY IMPORTANT!! *Note* the shoulder belts are left and right handed,get them the right way around!
3)Next,lay the drivers seat on a blanket on the floor with the seatbelt buckle facing you('inboard' side).Undo the 6mm allen bolt and remove.Pop out the spacer,buckle and spring.Loosen the three 5mm allen bolts around the seat bracket.
Now comes the fiddly bit.Open the Sector 111 fixing kit and identify the flat washers.Between the seat bracket and seat you will need firstly,a flat washer,then the Schroth lapbelt bracket(with lapbelt attached,obviously!),next the Tapered spacer(faces outwards),and finally the seatbelt buckle.Align them all with a screwdriver through the hole,then push the allen bolt back in and tighten up making VERY sure its not cross-threaded first.Tighten the three allen bolts back up.Spin the seat around and loosen the three allen bolts that side.Ensure the seatbelt buckle can still move albeit with a little resistance.Check all fixings are tight!
4)Now the seat needs to go back in.But before you locate it,you need to attach the seatbelt and lapbelt.So,again you should have a flat washer and lapbelt bracket but this time there is the flat spacer from the kit that goes in,followed by the seatbelt mount(ensure its the right way around),again locate all together centrally and bolt to the seat using the original bolt.
5)Re-fit the seat by reversing step 1.Check all fixings are tight!
6)Now the passenger side seat needs to come out,its a little more fiddly than the drivers side as you can't move it back or forth but step 1 is repeated again.
7)Repeat the steps in 3 for fitting the inboard lapbelt.Next the outbord mount needs fixing.This is the threaded stud from the kit.Wind it in to the seat thread using the shorter threaded end.Next wind the two nuts down the longer thread and 'lock' them together using two spanners in opposing directions.This allows you to then tighten the stud into the seat using the locked nuts.Unlock the nuts using your spanners and wind both off the stud.
8)Again,the seat needs to go in and again,you need to mount the seatbelt and lapbelt on it before you locate it(lean it at an angle).So,on the stud goes firstly the lapbelt bracket,then the 'Top hat' spacer from the kit(again,faces outwards),next the seatbelt mount(check its the right way around!)and finally the flat washer,spring washer and 17mm nut from the kit goes on and is done up tight.Again,the seatbelt buckle should be able to move with a little resistance.
9)Re-fit the passenger seat.Check all fixings are tight!
10)Wrap the shoulder straps around the harness bar one by one making sure they are the correct hand and you end up with the yellow tabs on the inborad sides.
IMPORTANT!Ensure you wrap each harness through the buckle in the correct order,see guide.
[[[img=500x224]http://gallery.seloc.org/albums/userpics/34810/picture%7E0.jpg[/img]
[img=799x447]http://gallery.seloc.org/albums/userpics/34810/installation.JPG[/img] ]]
Adjust the length of each one to suit by doing a test fit of connecting all the harness belts and tightening them up(with you in the seat natch!)
11)Have a cup of tea and a choccy biccy.
12)Sit back and admire handywork. :)