Rear bucket seatbelt end replacement

[cor]

The left passenger buckets seat belt isn't catching so I ordered up a new one. It looks like there is a lot of plastic to take off on my 2009 Denali bucket seat.

Any help on this as the exploded view diagram isn't so good. I broke the trim on the side already so I did order that as well.

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Let me specify its not the belt but the actual catch piece with the button thats in the seat.

 

[byrds6]

I was about to ask how to RnR the front drivers receiver myself. Anyone ever done this before? Seems like through the dealership the part is $100 and they could not tell me how much it would cost to do the work. All they would say is min $85 and could go up. Gotta love that kind of open ended quote.

 

[byrds6]

I take it no one ever had to RnR the seatbelt?

 

[cor]

I will update once the parts come in and I get the panels off.

 

[cor]

The parts came in yesterday and it was very easy to install. Once I took the plastic panel off the rear bucket there were two 5/8" bolts holding the seat buckle catch to the seat assembly.

I would guess the fronts maybe harder as the center console will make it difficult to get a ratchet in there.

 

[byrds6]

How does the plastic come off? Also does anyone know if there is a wire or does it need some programing since the vehicle knows then the front ones are not plugged in while driving.

 

[cor]

The rear plastic had one screw and the rest just clipped in. When I tried to take off the rear bucket the first time I didn't see the screw and cracked the plastic piece. The fronts looks a bit different.

From the diagram it does look like there are two wires for the fronts to know if its buckled.

http://www.gmpartsoutlet.net/auto-p...x-engine/electrical-cat/front-seat-belts-****