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Old 09-11-2014, 10:09 AM   #1
biased99
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Default Series 1 AU Fairlane - Seat pretensioners?

Firstly, apologies if this has been asked before, but did the S1 AU Fairlanes have seat belt pretensioners? I transplanted some Fairlane seats into my ute, (almost certainly 99-model Fairlane if memory serves), and am a bit worried I've possibly "downgraded" the car by fitting seats with no pretensioners.

They "look" to have the cylinders at the sides where a pretensioner would be, but then again, I could be looking at the wrong thing. (Haven't pulled the seats to get a really good look).

Thanks in advance.

Michael

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