Dekorum

Do AP1 S2000 seats have the plug on the seat buckle that you can plug into the EG seat belt indicator? I just got some AP1 seats with DC2 seat pan/rail swaps and I can't find the seat belt indicator plug. I was wondering if it is supposed to be there or do most people put their original EG seat belt buckle back on to get that light working again?

rick_rabies

i didnt know the s2000 had seatbelts ???








jk



do you really need that light?

Dekorum

Hmm, good question in response to my question. Do I really need that light?
I'm not sure.

rick_rabies

its more for the old lady that has a bad memory if she put her belt on or not.
i wouldnt worry about it

one less light to worry about

Dekorum

I think I needed more ".."'s to express that sarcasm. Haha.
Yeah I know what its for but I just want to see if I retain full functionality. I hate the idea of getting something new to give up something old.

Dekorum

No one knows this?
I'm beginning to think I got an S2000 seat without the plug.. which makes no sense because it *looks* like I have S2000 seat belt buckles and the driver one comes with the plug according to http://www.hondaautomotiveparts.com/...ry5=SEAT+BELTS.

Dekorum

How can I tell if I have a real S2000 seat belt buckle? I know an EG/DC2 seat pan/rail swap was done, but I am not sure which buckle or which side/adjuster covers were used..

Dekorum

bump?

macson

I would assume the dc2 buckle along with the plug would have been kept on the rails, but if it's not there I can't say for sure.

Dekorum

Are these DC2 buckles?


I know EG buckles can't swivel like that. Either way I can't find a damn plug on this thing, it's annoying.

And are these side plastic piece supposed to fit perfectly when you use EG rails?


It looks pretty bad to me, but I don't know if its possible to keep the original S2000 plastic pieces yet change the rails.