Step 5: Straighten the Weatherstripping
Pull the weatherstripping away from the edge of the doorjamb.
Re-insert it in the track in the side of the wall skin.
If you're car has a seatbelt alarm you might have to hunt that down and disconnect it also, but this car doesn't have one.
You're done!
Your kung fu has defeated the robot seatbelt!
You've modified the car and made it better than when it left the factory.
All with no tools or weapons but the mighty force of your skillful hands!
Spread the good news!
Re-insert it in the track in the side of the wall skin.
If you're car has a seatbelt alarm you might have to hunt that down and disconnect it also, but this car doesn't have one.
You're done!
Your kung fu has defeated the robot seatbelt!
You've modified the car and made it better than when it left the factory.
All with no tools or weapons but the mighty force of your skillful hands!
Spread the good news!
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Nov 20, 2008. 6:24 PMReply
This is what I tell everyone. Everything was assembled somehow, it can be easily disassembled too. Nice job. My 93 Tempo had these too. Wish I'd known then how to disable them.
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