Product Description

2001-2005 Ford E150, 250, 350, 3rd Row Driver Side Seat Belt

• Third row driver side position
• Three-point retractable lap and shoulder belt
• End release buckle

The driver side of the third row in a 2001-2005 Ford E-150, E-250 or E-350 passenger van gets this retracting three-point restraint from Seatbelt Planet, latching with an end release buckle.

Vehicle Fit

Third row, driver side seat of 2001-2005 Ford Econoline passenger vans.

Choosing a Color

The E-Series belt comes in 52 webbing colors.

Why Upgrade?

Ford passenger vans from these years were used by churches, shuttle services and schools, and rear row belts see constant use by many different riders.

Maintenance

Spot clean the van belt with upholstery cleaner and allow it to dry before retracting.

About the Ford Econoline

Ford's E-Series vans, long known as Econolines, have been workhorses for fleets and families, with wagon versions seating up to 15 in extended form.

Pre-Install Checklist

Check the third row seat and anchor layout of your E-Series van before ordering.

Good to Know

Seatbelt Planet does not list hardware for this van belt.

Third row belts in fleet vans are often damaged by seats being removed and reinstalled.

Engines in these vans included the 5.4 liter and 6.8 liter V8 and V10 and the 7.3 liter Power Stroke diesel.

Seatbelt Planet sells belts for other E-Series rows and sides as separate listings.

Gray webbing matches most E-Series interiors of these years.

Order one belt for each third row driver side seat you need to cover.

Fleet operators often replace damaged van belts row by row, and this listing lets you order just the third row driver side.

The photo is Seatbelt Planet's picture of this E-Series belt, shown in one sample color.

Third row seats in E-Series vans are often removed for cargo, which can damage belts.

Church and shuttle vans carry many passengers each week, and rear belts wear quickly.

A belt that will not retract or lock should be replaced right away in a passenger van.

Ford's E-Series vans remain common in fleet use well into their second decade.

Gray webbing blends with most van interiors from these years.

Measure your van's seat layout before ordering.

E-Series wagons were offered in XL and XLT trims, with XLT adding upgraded seats and trim.

Fleet vans often have belts damaged by cargo or by seats being moved.

This listing covers only the third row driver side, so other rows need separate belts.

Seatbelt Planet sells many E-Series rear belts as individual listings.

The E-Series wagon was among the best-selling full-size passenger vans in America during these years.

Van fleets often keep detailed records of belt replacements, and ordering by row and side makes that simple.

Third row seats in these vans are usually bench seats for three or four passengers.

Fleet mechanics often keep spare belts on hand for E-Series vans, and this listing lets them stock the third row driver side by itself.

Engines in 2001-2005 E-Series vans included the 4.6 and 5.4 liter Triton V8s.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which seat?
Third row, driver side.

Which vans?
2001-2005 Ford E-150, E-250 and E-350.

Buckle?
End release.

Hardware?
Not mentioned.

Colors?
52.

Questions about fit?
Call 574-226-6676.