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1996 Ford Bronco Rear Seat Center Belt Diagram - 611B66 & Bolt Torque Spec
Installation drawing of the rear seat center belt and cushion belt shield with bolt torque note 35-45 Nm.
This document is an exploded parts illustration showing the installation of the rear seat center safety belt in a Ford Bronco (uploaded as a 1996 Bronco reference). The diagram depicts the rear seat cushion area with the center lap belt assembly, identified by base part number 611B66, routed through the seat. Arrows point to the belt buckle ends and anchor points. The anchor bolts are identified as part number 386273-S100 and are specified to be tightened to 35-45 N•m (26-33 lb-ft). A detail inset at the lower left shows the rear seat cushion belt shield insert, base part number 60278, with a note stating that it must be inserted to prevent the belt from dropping through the grommet in the seat cushion. The illustration reference number is R8465-E. From this document a reader can learn the part numbers for the rear center belt, anchor bolts, and belt shield insert, the required anchor bolt torque specification, and the importance of installing the shield insert during reassembly of the rear seat belt hardware.
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Frequently asked questions
- What is the torque spec for the rear seat center belt anchor bolts?
- The bolts (part 386273-S100) should be tightened to 35-45 N•m (26-33 lb-ft).
- What is the part number for the rear seat center belt?
- The rear seat center belt is identified as part number 611B66.
- What is the purpose of the rear seat cushion belt shield insert (60278)?
- The insert must be installed to prevent the belt from dropping through the grommet in the seat cushion.
- What bolts are used to anchor the rear seat center belt?
- Bolts part number 386273-S100 are shown anchoring the belt assembly.
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