When I have my windows down, at around 50+ mph, my passenger seatbelt (the part coming out of the trim, not the shoulder belt) flaps like crazy and it ruins the experience because it's so loud and annoying. Does anyone have any ideas on how to fix this? I'm thinking of somehow fastening a strap to the trim to hold the seatbelt down, but I don't really know.

Thanks

i usually reach over and connect it to the seatbelt clip.

Same here... Just buckle the belt and it goes away.

I have noticed that. You need a left to right cross-wind to make it happen. I roll up the window until I drive in another direction, and then roll it back down. Is your passenger window up or down? I think you can change the window positions to change the air flow and get the belt to quiet down, but it's not easy with crank windows!

quote Originally posted by Gall757: I think you can change the window positions to change the air flow and get the belt to quiet down, but it's not easy with crank windows!

That is what I do, I put the window up until goes away, usually 2-3 inches.
Just enough to change the wind current.

Like stated tho, easier with power windows.

Roll your windows up and turn on the AC.

Okay, thanks guys. I was rolling the window up, I was just hoping for a permanent solution. Oh well, I can live with it.

And A/C isn't fun for be, I'm young I've used it about twice in the two years that I've had it.

AC seems like a use it or lose it type of accessory