... those plastic fittings behind the headrest that you pull the seat belt out of ? I ask because both the driver's side and passenger's side are cracked and I need to order new ones. Even a piece of plastic on the bulkhead itself, next to one of them, has broken off.

I'm mystified how this came to be. But I'm guessing it's because I slid the seat/back-rest too far back one too many times and pressure against the bulkhead has caused the plastic to break.

What are they called ? (seat-belt boots ?)

I also need to order a new plastic cover for the bulkhead since a piece of that too is broken off behind the driver's headrest.

What do I order when I place my order ? Because I don't know what these things are called.

Many thanks

 

Go here and look for the section "Interior Trim"

 

Is this it? http://www.ebay.com/itm/121284378004?_trksid=p2045573.m570.l4456&_trkparms=gh1g%3DI121284378004.N8.S2.M1107.R1.TR2

 

Something like that, maybe even that one but left hand side.

He should take his ones off and look inside them, these parts always, have the part number inside. It will be the Mercedes number with no mention of the Chrysler number, even if it has never been used on a Mercedes. If never used on a Mercedes it would then have the first three numbers which designate it as Crossfire part when initially designed, A 193 XXX XX XX.

He wants items 3 and 5 in my shown in my parts manual I listed.
Chrysler parts.
TOP TRIM ITEM 5 #OYA79XDVAA
and
PANEL ITEM 3 #OYA73XDVAA

 

You guys are spot on. Thanks a million. I'm very grateful.