Seat Belts & Parts for GMC Yukon XL 1500

GMC Yukon XL 1500 Seat Belts and Parts

Each and every person in the GMC Yukon XL 1500 should be wearing a seat belt. If the belt breaks or you want to upgrade to a different type, its important to do so. There are many options to choose from, allowing you to get the parts you need for your truck.

There are multiple parts involved in seat belts. Knowing what they are will make it easier to know what you need or what needs to be replaced.

• Pretensioner: This removes the slack out of the seat belts.
• Extender: This extends the length of the lap belt.
• Latch: The latch is what the belt clips into.
• Buckle: The buckle goes into the latch.

Replacing a seat belt is a simple process that involves removing the plastic caps that cover the bolts on either side of the seat, found low. Once the caps are off, you can use a ratchet to remove the bolt. From there, all of the old parts can be removed. Youre now able to install the replacement parts. The pretensioner goes on one side and the latch goes on the other side. Be sure to tighten the bolts in place when youre done. You can then insert the belt through the tongue on the buckle and adjust everything for a perfect fit.

As you shop for seat belts, there will be various options available for you to choose from that add convenience, comfort, and safety. Some options are listed below:

• Quick-release latch
• Latch for a car seat or booster
• Padded shoulder straps

Choosing seat belts involves considering a few things to ensure you get the parts needed for your GMC Yukon XL. When you choose, consider the following features:

• Style of harness: Two and three-point systems are available depending on whether its for a front or rear seat.
• Length of belt: Lap belts can vary in length from 60 inches to 90 inches.
• Parts: Determine if you need specific parts or an entirely new belt system.
• Color: Find a color that matches the interior of your GMC truck.

Off-road harnesses are available for driver and passenger seats in your vehicle. They are five or six-point systems that will provide additional protection for driving over rough terrain. Whether youre in boggy or mountainous areas, you can feel more secure with one of these harnesses on. They will go across each shoulder, across the chest, and between the legs.