C10 Chevy & GMC Truck 3-Point Seat Belt - Shoulder Harness Upgrade / Install
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- Опубліковано 22 сер 2024
- Website: www.brotherstr...
Upgrading your missing or old and tired seat belts in your Classic Pickup could be a life saver. Dave Welch is a classic truck Specialist and he's got plenty of tricks for nearly every project on your classic! Today, Dave gives us a complete step-by-step look at upgrading / installing seat belts with all the great tips and tricks Dave's known for. Find Dave's videos and more for your classic truck at www.brotherstrucks.com
Parts used:
47-54 Seat Belts: bit.ly/312kH49
55-59 Seat Belts: bit.ly/3eXUThV
60-66 Seat Belts: bit.ly/3s2ukM6
67-72 Seat Belts: bit.ly/3eQahNn
73-87 Seat Belts: bit.ly/39kz5KH
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Dad loves his original 2pt belts. It is nice to not have to wear them if not feeling it w/o worrying about getting pulled over he says...I agree.
It's really nice the all the 67-72 trucks have the upper (sholder) nut in the B piller. I've installed them in a 1968 and it was an easy job!👍
Great video, I held my breath when that ratchet came so close to the back window 😮. Brothers is a top notch company
I've upgraded my lap belts to three point seat belts using a couple of sets out of a '76 Blazer. Wasn't perfect, but it worked great for a car seat. I'll definitely use this set when I rework the interior.
At least you're thinking safety first! Good luck with your project!
Thank you for everything you do here 😄almost every question I’ve had about my truck answered right here on this channel !
It's our pleasure!
Just because you can anchor that shoulder belt to the cab doesn't mean it was engineered to take the load during an impact. Who has tested this since the factory didn't use the shoulder belt in that mounting point?
That anchor point isn't there for looks. 😂😂😂😂😂
@@JonnyBlazeTCB let's see your engineering report and testing. The world is waiting....
Thanks really good video I love the way you explain every job Thanks again
Our pleasure!
Just ordered some belts. Thks for the vid.
Our pleasure!
Make sure your seat (cushion) is not worn out before you install your seatbelts.
You'll sit up higher in a rebuilt seat vs a tired seat.... thus affecting your mounting location on the cab wall.
Also these aftermarket retractors are more sensitive than oem, requiring you to put it on slowly or it will lock up. Just my 2 cents
Excellent point about the seat foam! Thanks for watching!
Really nice belts.
Nice, I need the part number for a 86 that black and blue, that’s my interior color.. nice video thx for sharing
Visit this link that's in the video description - 73-87 Seat Belts: bit.ly/39kz5KH
Excellent presentation!!!!! 👏 👌 👍 🙌 😀 😄
Thanks for watching!
Really good video thanks
Where do you get the driver side seat belt bracket for trucks that still have the gas tank? I've seen the bracket in multiple videos, but cannot find it anywhere.
Where and how do you mount the standard lap belt for the 3rd person center seat
Use the inner mounts for the LH & RH belts.
I have a question, what happens if you want to install shoulder seat belts into a truck that does not have the top bolt hole already in the truck? How do you go about converting the cab??
Please give our tech team at 1-800-977-BROS
Where could I get the bracket thats on the gas tank side whats the name or number so I can order it ? , Thank you very good video !
The side brackets are not available separately and con only be purchased in our kit. Applications are year specific, links to theses kits can be found in the video description.
@@BROTHERSTruckPartsTV that's dumb. Why would you not sell the bracket separately?
I would love to see an install of "COMPLETE A PILLAR ASSEMBLY WITH COMPLETE KICK PANEL"
Like sheet metal work? What year?
@@BROTHERSTruckPartsTV a manufacture now offers the pillar assembly for the 67-72 c10. Basically from the roof to the rocker piece. Includes the vent area as well.
@@SimonTekConley Hmmm... we'll look into that. Thanks for the suggestion!
You guys don't have the buckle with the original gm logo for our years?
Yep, you're right, no original GM buckles. You basically have to find an original setr and have them re-webbed.
I just installed this kit and it’s awesome but I just ran into a problem I need some source of extension for it, after they installed a little box with a couple of subs my buckle won’t reach all the way up now. Help please!
Call the shop and lets see if we can find a solution. 800-977-2767
Hello, maybe I missed something. How did you get the hole for the upper piece? If you drilled, how did you know how far to drill the hole? Was there an adapter for the upper piece?
@@clearedhot6146 that's what I was wondering. My 66 doesn't have an upper hole and just tapping a bolt into a drilled hole is not sufficient. I do know how to achieve this but it would be better if I posted a video of my own to explain it
is there anything that can be done to add a belt for the 3rd person in the middle?
100%. we normally install a standard lap belt for the center seat.
Do we have to drill new holes?
How do you attach the middle seat belt? Can you share bolt? Have to drill out a new hole?
Any tips to relocate the gas tank on a 62’ ?
This is an option we carry: www.brotherstrucks.com/1960-62-CHEVY_GMC-TRUCK-GAS-TANK-UNDERBED-ALUMINUM/productinfo/ATK6062/
Been trying to find those bolts mentioned in the video for the seat bracket. Been on hold with Holley/brothers for 45 minutes and when you do a basic search on their website for that exact product 500 pages of shit comes up. Beyond frustrating
Can you make a video on replacing the dash pad? I have a 70 c10
Yes, that one is already on the list.
Showed your carpet install video to my auto body guy after he kept arguing about how to do it . He kept quiet really quick. Your videos really help .also need tips on replacing the aluminum grille. New one (gm stamped) . Just isn’t fitting over the new fenders . Fenders just won’t adjust in any more.
@@rockyp544 Thanks for watching! FYI, we've responded to your grille question already on the other video comment. Check it out!
Where can I buy the speaker enclosures that go behind the seat?
Didn't see how you installed the top anchor point (the one behind the passenger's head).
You can see how we attached that anchor at the 5:44 mark in this video.
@@BROTHERSTruckPartsTV Sorry, I may not have been clear. I meant if your truck wasn't originally equipped with a top anchor point, how would you install one?
@@bartsarton2212 So your truck must be earlier than '67? Check out this video we did for the early trucks that don't have a shoulder anchor: ua-cam.com/video/t7w36u1l9ng/v-deo.html
Pulled the roof plugs: drivers side, no nut, just a hole in the sheet metal. From the factory.
Nothing is shocking about these oldies.
Sure would be nice if my 55 had belts. Lol
Easy enough to add some. Product link is in the video description!
I bought the seat belts but I have speakers on the column so I was thinking about using rivnuts?
Where would you be using the Rivnuts?
@@BROTHERSTruckPartsTV The upper corner where the "upper piece" goes. That's where I have speakers so I thought a rivnut would be a good alternative to taking the speakers out.
@@bohdi316 Problem with that is that in the upper corner the factory placed a very large support in the pillar specifically for a seat belt to mount. Under extreme stress, like in a crash, the support won't pull through the thin sheetmetal and hopefully the driver will be restrained from flying forward. A simple Rivnut may be able to hold the belt in place, but it can't come close to the structural support the factory seat belt boss provides.
@@BROTHERSTruckPartsTV Great! That's exactly what I needed to know. I'll yank the speakers!
Got this for 66 c-10 ?
Yep, link to the product is in the video description and a link to the video of us installing the kit is here: ua-cam.com/video/t7w36u1l9ng/v-deo.html