B.m.c. Seat Belts - MG Midget Mark II Driver's Handbook Manual

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MAINTENANCE SUMMARY
B.M.C. SEAT BE
6. Electrical
Check
battery cell
specific gravity readings and top up to co
rrect
levels.
Lubricate
dynamo bearing.
Check
all
lamps for correct functi
oning.
7. L
ubrication
Top up oil level in gearbox and
rear
axle.
Fit new oil filter element.
Change oil in engine.
Lubricate all grease
nipples.
Lubricate steering rack and
pinion.
8.
Wheels
and tyres
Check
tyre
pressures.
SUPPLEMENTARY
TOOL KIT
To supplement
the tool kit a
roll containing the following
is
obtainable from
all Distributors. Part
No.
97H 524 should be
quoted.
4
spanners:
-&
in.
X
i
in.
A.F .
1\-
in
.
x
!
in. A.F .
1\
in.
x
tin.
A.F.
' *
in.
x
!
in.
A.F.
I
pair
6
in.
pliers.
1
adjustable
spanner (7 in.).
1
tommy-ba r
(I
in.
diameter).
1
tubular
spanner
(!
in.
x 1\
in. A.F.).
1
Phillips
screwdriver.
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Seat belts
are
available from
B.M.C. Service
Ltd. F
itting shou
ld
on
ly 1
rr
i d
out by an
authorized
Distributor/Dealer.
The complete seat belt is made up
of
two sections, bo
th
adjusta
l
I
",
whi
.h,
when in use, are connected by a
quick-action
buckle
.
The end
bracket
(witl
the
two holes) of the long belt is
bolted
to
the wheel
arch an
d
the
other
cnd i
attached
to the sill with the bolt sup
plied. The bracket
on the end
of the
sho rt
belt is bolted to the wearer' s side
of
the
p
rope
ller shaft tunnel. Whe
n
in
lI
SC
When fitting
ensure that
the
seat belt buckle
is in
the
position
shown
the
long belt
passes
fro
m
the
wheel
arch
downwar ds across
the
chest
to
the sill
with the buckle to
ngue
approximately
at
its
cent
re.
The
short
belt
from the tunne l
is adjusted so that
the buckle is locat ed
just in fro
nt of the
hip,
and the tongue
on
the
long belt is
pushed into the buckle
until it clicks
in the
locked
pos
ition
.
The
long belt is then adjusted so
that
the wearer
is
held firmly but
comfo rtably
in
the
seat.
For
quick release
it
is only necessary to lift up the buckle
lever
,
which
immediately frees the
wearer.
Take care to stow the long belt in
such a way
that
you are
not
tripped
when
getting out of the car
.
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