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Takata MPH-341 harness, 4 short eyebolts For cars with rear seats

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Takata MPH-341W harness, 4 short eyebolts For cars with front seats only / roll bar

	Short Eyebolt (4 provided with harness)		Shoulder Pads
	Long Eyebolt		Mounting Bracket
	5 Point Crotch Strap		6 Point Crotch Strap

 

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Takata MPH-341 harness, 4 short eyebolts For cars with rear seats

Takata recommends that installation is completed by professionals familiar with proper harness installation techniques.

• Remove original bolt attaching seatbelt on driver side.
• Replace original bolt with eyebolt provided by Takata.
• Eyebolt should be facing seat.

WARNING: Do not remove original seatbelts.

 

 

• Remove original bolt attaching seatbelt buckle on console side.
• Replace original bolt with eyebolt provided by Takata.
• Eyebolt should be facing seat.

WARNING: Do not remove original seatbelt buckle.

 

 

• Remove original bolt attaching seatbelt/buckle on driver side in rear seat.
• Replace with eyebolt provided by Takata.

WARNING: Do not remove original equipment.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

• Remove original bolt attaching seatbelt / buckle at mid point in rear seat.
• Replace with eyebolt provided by Takata.

WARNING: Do not remove original equipment

 

 

 

 

 

• Thread Takata harness shoulder belts through seat as shown.
• Cross belts behind seat.
• Belts should pass through inner portion of headrest or be threaded through openings in seat if openings are available.

 

 

 

 

 

 

• Attach tongues of harness to eyebolts as shown, making sure that fasteners are in closed position when installed.

 

• Check angle of installation and position of shoulder belts to make sure position is within recommended limits.

Check angle of installation and position of belts to make sure position is within recommended limits.

 

 

 

 

• Adjust belts to fit properly when seated.
• Belts should be free and clear of any potential snags, should not encumber the neck, and should not twist when worn.

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Takata MPH-341W harness, 4 short eyebolts For cars with front seats only / roll bar

Takata recommends that installation is completed by professionals familiar with proper harness installation techniques.

• Remove original bolt attaching seatbelt on driver side.
• Replace original bolt with eyebolt provided by Takata.
• Eyebolt should be facing seat.

WARNING: Do not remove original seatbelts.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

• Remove original bolt attaching seatbelt buckle on console side.
• Replace original bolt with eyebolt provided by Takata.
• Eyebolt should be facing seat.

WARNING: Do not remove original seatbelt buckle.

 

 

 

 

 

 

• Secure eyebolts for the shoulder belt attachment to (a) roll bar or (b) frame/body of car.
• If securing to frame/body of car, take precautions to ensure that location of eyebolt attachment is sufficiently reinforced to provide adequate strength at anchor point.
• If attaching to roll bar, make sure that proper attachment techniques are used. This would involve a wrapping technique.
• Takata long eyebolt may be required for this installation method.

		Reinforcing materials: Steel plate, Takata mounting Bracket, nut, lock washer

 

 

Note: Use of reinforced steel mounting bracket to provide sufficient strength for anchor point. The Takata Mounting
Bracket can be used as well. Here, a piece of hard steel was cut and drilled to provide added strength for installation.
A lock washer, nut, and steel plate secure the long eyebolt in place.

 

 

 

• Thread Takata harness shoulder belts through seat as shown.
• Do not cross belts behind seat.
• Belts should pass through inner portion of headrest or be threaded through openings in seat if openings are available.

 

 

 

 

• Attach tongues of harness to eyebolts as shown, making sure that fasteners are in closed position when installed.
• Check angle of installation and position of shoulder belts to make sure position is within recommended limits.

Repeat for console side

 

If a roll bar is used, tongue attachments will differ from photos.

• Check angle of installation and position of belts to make sure position is within recommended limits.

 

 

 

 

 

• Adjust belts to fit properly when seated.
• Belts should be free and clear of any potential snags, should not encumber the neck, and should not twist when worn.