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Mercury Villager Lap & Shoulder Belt, Rear Passenger Side Part Number: F6XZ-12611B68-MMM
$47.66 MSRP: $65.93You Save: $18.27 (28%)Ships in 1-2 Business DaysMercury Villager Lap & Shoulder Belt, Rear Driver Side Part Number: F4XY-12611B69-A
$60.61 MSRP: $83.85You Save: $23.24 (28%)Ships in 1-2 Business DaysMercury Villager Buckle End, Rear Driver Side Part Number: F6XZ-1260045-JJJ
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Mercury Villager Buckle End, Driver Side Part Number: F3XY-1261203-D
Mercury Villager Buckle End Part Number: F3XY-1260044-DD
Mercury Villager Buckle End Part Number: F3XY-1260044-GG
Mercury Villager Buckle End, Driver Side Part Number: F3XY-1260045-CC
Mercury Villager Lap Belt, Driver Side Part Number: F3XY-12611B09-D
Mercury Villager Lap Belt, Rear Part Number: F3XY-12611B66-CC
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Mercury Villager Seat Belt
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Mercury Villager Seat Belt Parts and Q&A
- Q: How to Service the Front Seat Belt, Retractor, and Pretensioner on Mercury Villager?A:Before servicing the seat belt components and retractor with pretensioners, use safety glasses because seat belt buckles and retractor pretensioners contain pyrotechnic substances. Disconnect the battery ground cable for at least three minutes before you begin service to drain all back up power supply energy. First, disconnect your lap belt D-ring by removing its mounting nut from the B-pillar. Then remove the lower B-pillar trim panel to access the ring cover, allowing you to unfasten the lap belt. The seat belt guide can be disconnected by removing its pin-type retainer once you remove the B-pillar upper trim panel. Separate the seat belt retractor pretensioner electrical connector through the spring-loaded locking clip before using the bolt to detach both components. The first step for installation involves disconnecting the battery ground cable and waiting at least one minute before reinstalling it. Reposition the seat belt retractor and pretensioner before securing them by installing the bolt. The pretensioner electrical connector should be connected after the seat belt guide is positioned while installation of the pin-type retainer takes place. Install the B-pillar upper trim panel on the vehicle followed by insertion of the seat belt guide and bolt installation before securing the seat belt guide cover even if it has damage. Installation of the B-pillar lower trim panel should be combined with reconnection of the battery ground cable and SRS supplemental restraint system proofing.
- Q: How Should Front and Rear Seat Belt Assemblies Be Inspected and Replaced After a Collision on Mercury Villager?A:The inspection of seat belt anchorages must occur before new seat belt installations following a collision to assess damage or distortion. All damaged or distorted attaching points require repairing the sheet metal until it reaches its previous condition and meets structural standards. The thorough post-collision examination should cover seat belt units which consist of retractors and buckles as well as front seat belt buckle support assemblies (slide bar), shoulder belt height adjusters (if equipped), child safety seat tether attachments with their attaching hardware. A qualified technician should examine damaged seat belt assemblies to determine their state of repair except when they remain undamaged and operational. The inspection of seat belt assemblies that stayed unused during the accident must include both function testing and replacement in case of discoveries of damage or operational problems. Seat belt assemblies should face periodic inspections to make sure they have received no damage and maintain their correct working state particularly after experiencing considerable stress. The installation of new seat belt(s) begins after completion of inspections during which you must follow appropriate installation directions followed by performing a Functional Test.
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