Product Description

1992-2000 Chevrolet Pickup Truck, Crew Cab, Driver or Passenger Seat Belt

• Front driver or passenger position
• Three-point retractable lap and shoulder belt
• End release buckle

One front outboard seat in a 1992-2000 Chevrolet crew cab, either the driver or passenger side, gets a fresh three-point retracting restraint from this Seatbelt Planet listing, fitted with an end release latch.

Fit Details

Front driver or passenger seat of GMT400-generation Chevrolet four-door pickups, 1992-2000.

Color Choices

Choose from 52 webbing colors for this Chevy front belt.

Time for New Belts?

Chevrolet's GMT400 crew cabs were built as heavy-duty 2500 and 3500 trucks, and their front belts get yanked hundreds of times a month by drivers hopping out at job sites.

Caring for Your Belts

Wipe the Chevy front strap with soapy water and let it dry fully extended.

About the Chevrolet Crew Cab Pickup

Chevrolet added a four-door crew cab to its GMT400 C/K line for 1992, and the heavy-duty versions stayed on that body through 2000 even after the new Silverado arrived for 1999.

Pre-Install Checklist

Compare the year and cab style of your Chevy truck with this listing before ordering.

Good to Know

Seatbelt Planet does not mention hardware for this Chevrolet belt.

Engines in these Chevy crew cabs included the 5.7 liter and 7.4 liter V8s, which became Vortec engines in 1996, along with the 6.5 liter turbo diesel.

A front belt that retracts slowly or has frayed edges near the latch plate is a common reason to replace it on a high-mileage Chevy.

Cheyenne and Silverado trims were common on four-door Chevy trucks, with Silverado adding more comfortable cloth or leather seats.

Order two of these singles, or the three-belt bench kit, if both front sides of the Chevy need attention.

Gray, blue, red and neutral webbing colors suit most GMT400 Chevy interiors.

Many of these Chevy crew cabs still tow campers and boats, so a reliable driver belt matters on long trips.

Call 574-226-6676 if you want help checking your Chevy truck's details.

Heavy-duty Chevy crew cabs from the 1990s often have bench seats with a fold-down center armrest, and this outer belt works on the driver or passenger end.

Seat covers and floor mats are common add-ons in these trucks, and aftermarket covers can hide a worn belt until it stops retracting.

The four-door Chevy C/K 3500 dually was one of the longest pickups sold in the 1990s, and its cab gave rear passengers generous legroom.

Fleet buyers ordered many of these Chevys in plain white with vinyl seats, while personal-use trucks often had cloth and power accessories.

A seat belt that will not lock on a hard stop should be replaced immediately rather than worked around.

High-mileage crew cabs used for plowing snow put extra strain on front belts as drivers buckle and unbuckle all night.

Order the matching single for the other side of the Chevy if both front belts are worn out.

The photo is Seatbelt Planet's picture of this Chevy belt, so you can see the retractor, latch and buckle before you order.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is this a single belt?
Yes, for one front outboard seat.

Which trucks?
1992-2000 Chevrolet crew cab pickups.

Buckle?
End release.

Hardware?
Not mentioned in the listing.

Colors?
52 in the menu.

Questions about fit?
Call 574-226-6676.