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Perhaps he had the seat beat stuck and the passenger pulled it in the path of the door and close behind it. As a result, the door smashed it and break the buttons, hence causing it to fall off. I hope that didn't cause any damage to the door or the door wells. That must sucks if that did occur.
mine fall off too. parts.com has them for like 5 bucks. never go to the dealer for parts. just get the part number are and go to the above mentioned website.
Perhaps he had the seat beat stuck and the passenger pulled it in the path of the door and close behind it. As a result, the door smashed it and break the buttons, hence causing it to fall off. I hope that didn't cause any damage to the door or the door wells. That must sucks if that did occur.
No, it just... fell off. I never jammed my saftey belt in the door and it fell off. After my father got out of the rear yesterday, there it was lying on the seat.
They are pretty poor quality anyhow. Just two pieces of plastic held together. If they made them matalic or more durable...
mine fall off too. parts.com has them for like 5 bucks. never go to the dealer for parts. just get the part number are and go to the above mentioned website.
Can you send me a link? I cant find 'em on parts.com
my $0.02, in more ways than one: parts.com only charges about $6, but wants $2 handling and $11 shipping! I've been going nuts trying to figure out how to "install" them, and i found this on a Toyota forum:
"I asked the service writer how to install it and he said put it on the belt, place 2 pennies on either side of it and squeeze it with a pair of pliers. Worked like a charm."
Well it hasn't re-occured since I got them replaced. I did post this when I first got the car (or soon after) and it seems to have been bumped this month. Perhaps the previous owner or dealer jammed the belt in the door.
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Installation Instructions:
*you'll need two pennies and pliers*
There are two parts to this Button A (top) B (button) so you push part A through the belt in the same spot that the old button came out from. Then Snapping part B on the other side. And you place two pennies on either side of the stop button and squeeze it with a pair of pliers. And it should stay in permanently.
Last edited by Viktoriya; Feb 1, 2017 at 12:19 PM.
No, just two Pennies and pliers, I'll post a video here.
**There are two parts to this Button A (top) B (button) so you push part A through the belt in the same spot that the old button came out from. Then Snapping part B on the other side. And you place two pennies on either side of the stop button and squeeze it with a pair of pliers. And it should stay in permanently.
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for these pieces of plastic. A specialist charges $9, no discount. 
