The small plastic stop that sits on the seat belt webbing and keeps the buckle tongue within reach instead of letting it slide down to the floor.
To be clear about what this is and is not: the stop button is a convenience item that grips the webbing. It carries no crash load, forms no part of the latching mechanism, and does not affect how the belt restrains you. Its entire job is stopping you from fishing behind the seat every morning.
They crack with age and fall off, at which point the tongue migrates to the bottom of the B-pillar and stays there.
Fitment: universal, sized to standard webbing. Measure your belt width before ordering. If any part of your belt’s latching or retraction is not working correctly, that is a restraint fault for a qualified fitter and not something this part addresses.
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