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2006 Ford Fusion Seat Belt, Wheel Stud
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- 1MSRP: $132.53 Your Price: $95.801
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MSRP: $148.18 Your Price: $107.111 - 2MSRP: $94.54 Your Price: $68.341
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OEM 2006 Ford Fusion Parts for Rear Seat Belts
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Seat Belt Installation and Repair Tips for 2006 Ford Fusion
- Q: Is Your Seat Belt Safe After a Collision on 2006 Ford Fusion?A: After each collision, all seat belt assemblies need to be checked. Unless a qualified technician can determine that there are no damages, new assemblies are to be installed. Unused belts also need to be inspected. The retaining areas should be repaired and then new belts are to be installed, according to the instructions and undergoing functional inspection.