Installing 3 point harness in a jeep

If there is a headrest, run it between the 2 headrest posts. This seat belt will not work on seats that have a headrest that is continuous with the seat You must either be able to run the C End through the center or have no headrest at all.

If you have a continuous headrest as just mentioned, then you can use our W-Jeep Seat Belt instead! Step 3: Now connect the A End to the existing anchor point using your original hex bolt or a new one purchased from Wesco.

Then do the same with the B End. The hex bolt should be firmly tightened Important: If your vehicle does not have pre-existing anchor points threaded holes for the A and B Ends, such as vehicles older than , then you must create them as is described for the C End in the next step below Step 4.

If you are going to create your own anchorage points for the A and B Ends, then you should space them between inches apart. See Figure 2. Click Here to view! Step 4: Next you must create an anchor point for the C End to connect to. Once your hole is drilled, run you hex bolt through the hole in the C End and then through the hole that you just drilled.

Using a second person under the car, slip the end of the hex bolt through the 3" fender washer and then screw on the lock nut.

The lock nut should be firmly tightened on the hex bolt An alternative to using the 3" fender washer and lock nut is to use our Mounting Plate which has a threaded hole and does not require a lock nut.

Sounds like you are putting the cart in front of the horse to me. A 5 point harnes is a bit of a PITA to hook up every time you get in. Not too bad if you are wheeling on obstacles that require that kind of safety, but with a stock roll bar you would be better off without a harness holding you that much in place.

Build up the rest of your Jeep to need it before you spend money unnecessarily on a 5 point harness. But I still like me better than anyone I ever met. Comment Post Cancel. Yeah PB2 is right, you don't want to use a harness for daily driving, not to mention you can't legally. If a harness is adjusted properly you can't move or lean forward at all. Also you still need factory belts for steet driving, a cop could pull you over for using race harnesses. We are proud to offer seat belts that are assembled, sewn, finished, and tested in the USA.

All of our Seat Belts are Made in the America , with domestic and foreign components. Our replacement seat belts are the best quality belts on the market. They are tested for strength, performance, and durability to ensure they exceed Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standards.

The combination of the lap and shoulder belts help restrain the passenger's upper body in a collision. Our Three-Point Seat Belts are manually adjusted.