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2003 Ford Mustang Seat Belt, Wheel Stud
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- 1.Restraint Systems - Rear Seat Belts (Convertible)
- 2.Restraint Systems - Rear Seat Belts (Coupe)
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3R3Z-76611B08-AAA
Seat Belt AssemblyRetractor Assembly- Part Notes: Convertible, All
- Location: Passenger Side
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Seat Belt AssemblyRetractor Assembly- Part Notes: Convertible, All
- Location: Driver Side
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XR3Z-76611B68-AAD
Seat Belt AssemblyRetractor Assembly- Part Notes: Convertible
- Location: Passenger Side
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3R3Z-6360044-AAA
Buckle Assembly - Seat BeltBuckle- Part Notes: Convertible;Coupe
- Location: Passenger Side
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OEM 2003 Ford Mustang Parts for Rear Seat Belts
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Seat Belt Installation and Repair Tips for 2003 Ford Mustang
- Q: Should All Seat Belt Assemblies Be Inspected After a Collision, and What Actions Are Needed if Damage Is Found on 2003 Ford Mustang?A: After every collision, all the assemblies of seat belts such as retractors and buckles have to be inspected. New assemblies are to be installed unless an experienced technician does not find any damage. Regular checks are required to make sure that it works well, particularly following extreme stress. Check retaining areas to check whether they are damaged and install new seat belts.