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01-07-2012, 02:29 AM
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Seat Belt Removal
Hi out there!
I have passenger seat belt in my 650i that has a coin trapped in it..Any ideas on how to get it out??Since it has been in, I can't connect the seat belt and of course I have to wait until the no seatbelt chime times out! Any suggestions will be appreciated!! 
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01-07-2012, 03:51 AM
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hi!
subject to the material the coin is made of, try a magnet ?? you never know!
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01-07-2012, 04:18 AM
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I would use tweezers or a stick with a piece of double-sided tape on the end.
As mentioned above, they also make a stick with a magnet on the end (looks like an old pull-out walkie-talkie antenna) but I believe American coins are non-magnetic. A place like Pep-Boys will have a flexible cable with 3 small claws on the end for grabbing small parts that have fallen into the engine bay. Looks like this:
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01-07-2012, 08:21 AM
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I would try digging it out with a paperclip bent into a soft rounded L shape. Try to get under the coin and work it out. Double sided tape is a good idea...
Probably take patience and maybe use a couple of the methods listed in this thread together to work it out.
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