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I'll 3rd that for sedan ftw!
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yes coupe>sedan i could prove it mathematically but id rather not out of fear that a tear in the space time continuum would occur....
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dont know why your belt dosnt have the plastic thing to keep it from falling. Make sure its not on the belt anywhere, if not bring it in have them replace it (if were talking that plastic piece in the belt) otherwise dont make holes in the belt with anything, it can weaken the structure of the belt and apon accident maybe fail.
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hmmm, good point. I will look into it for sure.
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Ummmm... I have a coupe and nothing seems to be wrong w/ the seatbelt... I've never had that problem. You have a faulty cobalt! ;)~ LOL.
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That little snap in piece of plastic is missing! Thats the faulty part! I can see where its missing even.
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