Trying to replace cut rear seat belt. Got replacement from scrap yard but fixings are different. Japanese can supply for more than the car is worth, taking 5/6 weeks. Can the fixings be adapted.

SOURCE: Rear seat won't fold down (60 part of 60/40 seat)

I had the same problem on my '03. The seats would not fold down using the latch release as I had always done. So I tried a combination of pulling up on the side latch AND the top latch and the seat folded down. It really doesn't FIX the problem but circumvents offending  defective part. I will use this method until it doesn't work then I might shell out the $$$$$ to the dealer.

SOURCE: I need a new driver door latch for my Jeep Cherokee

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Hope this works for you

Marvin

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• Posted on Jun 01, 2009

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2002? heck yes it is worth fixing. here in calif that is a very new car.

SOURCE: I have a 98 Toyota Camry and the left rear seat

The belt will need to be replaced. never try to fix a seatbelt due to safety reasons. you can get complete belt from a salvage yard. just remove the bolt that secures it to the vehicle.
Be sure to tighten the new one down so it is good and tight.

SOURCE: remove rear seat lexus es300 2008

the bottom of the rear seat pulls straight up at the front and out. its pretty tight, you need to pull very firmly.