Duma3421

I found a solution that works well and looks good. What I did was pop off the plastic trim peices and run the seat belt behind it. I kind of discovered it by accident, but hey it works I was cruising around with the door and top off today with no annoying flap on the driver side.




It looks like this can also be done to the passenger belt, I just haven't had a chance to try it out.

If someone else has done this, i'm sorry for the repost

Tommy3rd

thank you! that was annoying me all week, and since this is my first jeep i thought it was just "a jeep thing" that i had to deal with and accept.

NebRedrocker

Great idea, I am curious how you "accidentally" came across this idea. Does it interfere with how the seatbelt works? I just took a piece of velcro strap and put it around the roll bar and seat belt.

snowbdr88

For the back seats on the 4-door I thought I'd just use the straps that hold skis together... like these

I found if you lower the front belts they don't flap as bad...

Yamaha90

i just used two velcro straps but your looks good

07 RBY

That was bugging the hell out of me too until I put the Windjammer on. I just tucked the seatbelt behind a couple of the straps. I like your idea though because with mine, the seatbelt doesn't retract all that great.

Duma3421

I haven't had any issues with belt, its been like that for about a month and no problems. As for the accident i had the trim off to run some wires. Then when i had the trim half way on i realised i was doing it worng, but then i figured it may help with the flapping.

Gabryael

Great idea, I'll have to give that a shot.

Interstink

Im doing this Mod ASAP. Did you just have to Pull the trim plastic off, or is there a method to pulling the trim without damaging the clips holding it?

nice...

revolucion!

genius! thanks for discovering this! that flap was starting to get to me. thanks again!