Product Description

2001-2007 Fleetwood Expedition, Driver or Passenger, Seat Belt

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

Driver and passenger chairs in Fleetwood's Expedition diesel pusher, 2001 to 2007, are listed for this Seatbelt Planet retracting restraint, lap plus shoulder, with an end release latch.

Fit Details

Driver or front passenger seat in 2001-2007 Fleetwood Expedition models.

Color Choices

Pick one of 52 webbing colors for the Expedition strap.

Time for New Belts?

Expedition coaches were often used for long trips, and their cockpit belts collect dirt and slow down.

Caring for Your Belts

Wipe the Expedition belt with mild soap and dry it extended.

About the Fleetwood Expedition

Fleetwood introduced the Expedition as a diesel pusher aimed at buyers who wanted diesel power below the American Coach luxury line.

Pre-Install Checklist

Look at your Expedition's belt mount on the chair before ordering.

Good to Know

Expedition hardware is not stated.

Order two belts to cover both Expedition cockpit seats.

End release buckles are used on this belt.

Gray or tan webbing suits many Expedition interiors.

Call 574-226-6676 with questions about your Expedition.

Fleetwood built the Expedition at its Decatur, Indiana, diesel coach operations, giving it a high driving position and plenty of storage.

Expedition owners often tow a car or SUV, which means long days in the cockpit with the belt on.

A windshield cover protects Expedition belts from fading at long-stay sites.

Order two Expedition belts to replace both cockpit chairs.

Tug each Expedition belt sharply before a trip to make sure it locks.

Gray or tan webbing suits many Expedition interiors.

Buyers of used Expedition coaches often check the belts during inspection.

Check the Expedition chair base or floor mount before ordering.

Fleetwood's motorhome business was sold in 2009, and later coaches were built under new ownership.

The Expedition stood out for its tall, boxy profile and large basement storage, which made it a favorite of full-time travelers.

Seatbelt Planet lists this belt for 2001-2007 Expedition coaches, covering the years before Fleetwood's RV business was sold.

If an Expedition has had aftermarket cockpit chairs fitted, confirm the anchors before ordering.

Expedition drivers heading into the mountains want a driver reel that locks crisply on steep descents.

A lakeside or coastal stay can leave an Expedition's cockpit webbing spotted with mildew, a sign the belts should be replaced.

After swiveling the Expedition passenger chair, run the belt out and back to keep it from folding inside the reel.

Expedition owners refreshing the cockpit often replace the belts while the chairs are reupholstered.

An end release latch on the Expedition belt suits drivers used to modern automotive buckles.

Full-time Expedition owners who live in their coach year round often keep a log of maintenance, and belt replacement belongs on that list.

Grandkids riding up front while an Expedition is parked tend to pull the belts all the way out and let them snap back, which wears the reel.

Expedition coaches parked at desert resorts for the winter often show cockpit belts bleached almost white on the sun-facing side.

A spare set of Expedition cockpit belts is not usually needed, but a quick tug test before each trip will show when replacement time arrives.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which seat?
Driver or passenger of the Expedition.

Buckle?
End release.

Retractable?
Yes.

Hardware?
Not stated.

Colors?
52.

Questions about fit?
Call 574-226-6676.