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Will a 05 pretensioner work in a 04 seat setup?

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Old May 27, 2012
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Will a 05 pretensioner work in a 04 seat setup?

I have a 2003 ranger XLT supercab with 60/40 seats. I have purchased leather bucket seats from a 2004 FX4 to put in my truck. The pretensioner is deployed on the passenger side seat.

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I have found a replacement from a 2005 ranger but it is from the drivers side, not the passenger side.

Will a 05 pretensioner work in a 04 seat setup? Also, can I reverse the buckle so I can use it on the passenger side and is a 05 buckle the same as a 04 buckle?

Alternately, does anybody have a 04 passenger side pretensioner they could sell me?
 
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Old May 28, 2012
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Best bet is to re-use your existing pretensioners. They all swap bolt right up as full on replacements. The electrical plugs may be different from your '03 to the 04+ wiring as they swapped the wiring around in these trucks for 2004. You will need torx sockets to swap them though.

They are also side specific.
 
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they are different from 03 to 04. your belt (03) will not latch into an 04+ latch. we ran into this issue when doing a swap in a friends 03, and will have to do it again with another friends swap this week.

also, 98-03 use torx bolts to hold the pretensioner on, 04+ use a nut.
 
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Yes both of you were correct. All I had to do was buy some washers and 2 M10 nuts to put them on.

Thanks for the help.
 

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