Front Seat Belt Anchorage Problems in popular cars
Front Seat Belt Anchorage problem is a common vehicle problem that happens to most car brands and models. The following is a sample list of Front Seat Belt Anchorage problems reported in most popular vehicles.
Front Seat Belt Anchorage problem of Chevrolet Venture
The VIN of this vehicle is 1GNDX13E81_. Installing child safety seats in the Chevrolet Venture, warner bros edition, bucket seats. You can not safely install child safety seats with this type of seat belt latch. I have contacted the dealer who replaced the latch. It was no better. He even said, he felt it would be unsafe for his own child. I contacted GMC. They called today and said, there was nothing they could do. The irony is, this is a minivan marketed to families with children. It has the video player, cup holders and seat belt "adjusters" so the seat belts fit the kids correctly but you can not add a child car seat! I can guarantee someone will be killed or injured if they do not recall these seats. I told them that today, and they didn't seem to care. I also noticed another complaint regarding this. It should be seriously looked into. Dt.
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Front Seat Belt Anchorage problem of Chevrolet Venture
The vehicle is a 2000 Chevrolet Venture. Vehicle identification number (VIN) of the vehicle is 1GNDX13E9Y_. Design of seatbelt attached doesn't allow proper attachment of child carseat -unsafe!.
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Front Seat Belt Anchorage problem of Chrysler Voyager
The car is a 2002 Chrysler Voyager. Vehicle identification number (VIN): 1C4GJ15B72_. Please recall the Chrysler gen3 seatbelts. They have been tested by independant organizations and have been shown to unlatch during tests. The gen3 seatbelt design fails the standard auto industry test. The new safety buckle, the gen4 meets the industry standard. The gen3 belt should be recalled and replaced by the gen4 belt. My wife and I just bought a 2002 Chrysler Voyager that has the gen3 belts in the rear seats. Our first baby is due this June. We are very concerned that if our baby is in a child safety seat restrained by a gen3 belt, that it might come unlatched during an accident and injure or kill our baby. Please recall the gen3 seatbelts. Thank you. This issue happened on Nov. 1, 2001.
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Front Seat Belt Anchorage problem of Chrysler Voyager
The vehicle was a 2001 Chrysler Voyager. I want to complain about the seat belts in the Chrysler products. I think Chrysler should be made to recall these gen 3 seat belts. I am very worried about my family's safety and Chrysler is refusing to correct the situation.
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Front Seat Belt Anchorage problem of Dodge Stratus
The car is a 1997 Dodge Stratus. The vehicle identification number (VIN) of this Dodge Stratus is 1B3EJ56C4V_. Seat belt has a missing part, causing belt to twist. This problem occurred on 07/10/97.
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Front Seat Belt Anchorage problem of Dodge Stratus
The vehicle involved is a 1996 Dodge Stratus. The VIN of this vehicle is 1B3EJ46X4T_. Plastic on seat belt clinch bar is breaking up. This issue happened on 05/06/1996.
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Front Seat Belt Anchorage problem of Ford F-350
The vehicle having this issue was a 2000 Ford F-350. The VIN of this vehicle was 1FTWX33F3Y_. Spare tire carrier cable continues to break. Dealer has repaired carrier cable several times. Cigar lighter pops out on the seat. Seat belt doesn't retract.
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Front Seat Belt Anchorage problem of Ford F-350
The vehicle involved was a 1999 Ford F-350. The vehicle identification number (VIN) of the car was 1FTWX32FXX_. The driver's cabin seat location is off center which causes the steering wheel to be off center, and misapplication of the brake and gas pedal. Also the driver's seatbelt is too far back. Dealer is aware of the problem, but no solution. Please provide further information. This problem occurred on Thursday, August 27, 1998.
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Front Seat Belt Anchorage problem of GMC Yukon
The vehicle was a 2001 GMC Yukon. The VIN of the problem Yukon is 1GKEK63U91_. Intermittent stalling when making a right turn. Dealer was notified, and informed consumer that they could not duplicate the problem. Consumer states dealer loaned a vehicle data recorder, however problem has not occurred since August 6th, after vehicle stalls it will start back up without a problem. Abs experienced erratic operation. Front passenger seat belt needed replaced. The failure date was Monday, August 6, 2001.
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Front Seat Belt Anchorage problem of GMC Yukon
The vehicle is a 2001 GMC Yukon. Crash happened when the problem occurred. The vehicle identification number (VIN) of this GMC Yukon is 1GKEK13V41_. The vehicle has been involved in two accidents in which neither time did the air bags deploy,during one accident the consumer says she also doesnt remember the seat belt tightening causing her to strick her head on the steering wheel and knees to hit the dash.
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Front Seat Belt Anchorage problem of Acura TL
The vehicle was a 2001 Acura 3. 2tl. Vehicle identification number (VIN): 19UUA56761_. No summary listed for abov evehicle. The failure date was 05/15/01.
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Front Seat Belt Anchorage problem of Honda S2000
The vehicle is a 2000 Honda S2000. In Feb. Consumer recieved recall notice 00v-016 which states; when the convertible top is down and the seat is pushed all the way back the seat belt may not retract properly resulting in slack in the belts, the letter stated that a second notice would be sent when the inprovement part was available but consumer never recieved a second notice. Nlm.
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Front Seat Belt Anchorage problem of Honda Passport
The car involved is a 2001 Honda Passport. The vehicle identification number (VIN) of this Honda Passport is FILL IN PL_. Front passenger restraint belt has a design flaw. Belt will completely lock up, and not release to allow any movement by passenger. Please provide any additional information/attachments. This front seat belt anchorage problem happened on Monday, Jan. 15, 2001.
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Front Seat Belt Anchorage problem of Hyundai Tiburon
The car is a 2001 Hyundai Tiburon. The vehicle identification number (VIN) of this Hyundai Tiburon is KMHJG35F21_. Four months ago consumer contacted dealership regarding recall 01v345000/ manufacturer's recall 046 repairs of seat belts. Recall repairs could not be performed by dealership without contacting manufacturer for parts. Recall has still not been performed. It was Sat., Dec. 1, 2001 when this front seat belt anchorage issue occurred.
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Front Seat Belt Anchorage problem of Hyundai Tiburon
The vehicle having this issue was a 2000 Hyundai Tiburon. The VIN of this vehicle was KMHJG25FXY_. Seat belts jam and twist with every use, both drivers side and passenger side. Also stay loose at times after buckled. . . Not much protection. The failure date was Friday, Oct. 20, 2000.
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Front Seat Belt Anchorage problem of Infiniti I30
The vehicle is a 1999 Infiniti I30. The VIN of this vehicle is JNKCA21A0X_. Seatbelt harness entrapped by seat control buttons, results in driver being dangerously and unexpectedly pushed into steering column. Reported to mfr who could not remedy and would not release from lease obligation. New 2000 model redesigned with controls well away from seatbelt base, implying full knowledge of dangerous defect in previous versions. Am interested in other similar complaints as I seek legal remedy with my lease situation. Thank you. It was Friday, June 4, 1999 when this front seat belt anchorage issue occurred.
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Front Seat Belt Anchorage problem of Jeep Wrangler
The vehicle's vehicle identification number (VIN) was 1J4FA29194_. There was crash involved with this Jeep Wrangler. Tl-the reporting person's vehicle is a 2004 Jeep Wrangler. The contact stated that the driver swerved after crashing into a deer the approximate speed driven was not available. The vehicle rolled over. The drivers seat belt separated from the bolt clip caused the driver to be ejected from the vehicle and died at the scene. The police was present. The vehicle was towed to the contact home. The approximate failure and current mileage was 80,000. Li. This problem occurred on May. 7, 2014.
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Front Seat Belt Anchorage problem of Jeep Wrangler
The vehicle involved was a 2006 Jeep Wrangler. The VIN of this vehicle is 1J4SHH45X6_. : the contact stated while hitting a pot hole at 7 mph the passenger side seatbelt anchor came loose from the vehicle floor. The dealer and manufacturer have not been alerted and no inspections have been made. It was Saturday, May 20, 2006 when this front seat belt anchorage issue happened.
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Front Seat Belt Anchorage problem of Land Rover Range Rover
The vehicle involved is a 1997 Land Rover Range Rover. Seat belts in the rear are too short to hold child safety seat.
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Front Seat Belt Anchorage problem of Land Rover Discovery
The car involved is a 2003 Land Rover Discovery. The VIN of the car is SALJN1247T_. The problem is that the anchors for the bottom portion of the rear seat seat belts are mounted too far forward on the rear wheel well to properly restrain a child safety seat. We have a britex baby seat. From what I undestand from a certified seat installer is that all baby seats do not mount properly in the Land Rover discoveries. The seat rotates to the side and has significant lateral movement. I feel this is unsafe. This issue happened on Wednesday, May. 1, 2002.
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Front Seat Belt Anchorage problem of Lexus RX300
The car involved was a 2000 Lexus Rx300. Crash was involved with the Lexus Rx300. Since I have had the car (2/2000) the driver's seat belt has intermittently loosened 4-6 inches during normal driving conditions as well as while braking. The seatbelt has been replaced 2x, but the problem persisted and the dealer was unable to determine the cause of the seatbelt loosening. The factory rep sent out by Lexus also could not find anything the matter. The problem was always intermittent. In late June I rearended 1 possibly 2 cars while going at approx 35mph. The seatbelt failed to hold me in place, I hit the steering wheel sustaining an acute chest wall contusion (documented after being taken by ambulance to the nearest emergency room). Lexus continues to claim there is nothing wrong with the seatbelt. This front seat belt anchorage issue occurred Jun. 28, 2002.
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Front Seat Belt Anchorage problem of Lexus RX300
The car is a 1999 Lexus Rx300. VIN of the vehicle was JT6HF10U7X_. This car is a severe safety hazard. Headlights dim to daytime running lights at night, transmission lurches between 2nd and 3rd gear and seat belt malfunctions. It was October 1, 1998 when this front seat belt anchorage issue happened.
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Front Seat Belt Anchorage problem of Lincoln Continental
The reporting person's vehicle is a 2000 Lincoln Continental. The contact stated that the middle rear seat belt failed to unlock and remained in the locked position. The vehicle was taken to the dealer and the manufacturer was contacted. The manufacturer confirmed that the VIN did not qualify for repairs under NHTSA campaign id number:99v250000 (seat belts:front:anchorage). The vehicle was not repaired. The failure and current mileages were 137,100. Updated 11/10/lj. This front seat belt anchorage problem happened on 10/08/2011.
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Front Seat Belt Anchorage problem of Lincoln Town Car
The vehicle is a 2000 Lincoln Town Car. Location of the seat belt connection on the vehicle is out of alignment and causes discomfort on consumers hip when driving, dealer stated it was a design error. Nlm.
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Front Seat Belt Anchorage problem of Mazda Protege
The vehicle was a 1998 Mazda Protege. Crash happened when the problem occurred. Consumer had a rear collision, and air bags did not deploy. Passenger hit head on windshield. The seat belt failed during the collision. It was Wednesday, January 12, 2000 when this front seat belt anchorage issue occurred.
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Front Seat Belt Anchorage problem of Mazda Protege
The vehicle is a 1997 Mazda Protege. Vehicle identification number (VIN) of the vehicle is JM1BC1414V_. Rear seat belt failed. This front seat belt anchorage issue occurred Saturday, November 1, 1997.
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Front Seat Belt Anchorage problem of Mercedes Benz Sl Class
The car is a 1997 Mercedes Benz Sl Class. The VIN of the problem Sl Class is WDBFA67F4V_. During vehicle collision seat belts did not restrain properly (better harness control) and no deployment of air bags. Mjs. It was Jan. 14, 1999 when this front seat belt anchorage issue happened.
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Front Seat Belt Anchorage problem of Mercedes Benz S320
The car was a 1997 Mercedes Benz S320. There was crash involved with this Mercedes Benz S320. Hi can you tell me what force and acceleration can make the airbag deploying on a S320? now there is a s32o hit the barrier and fell in a ditch with head forward. The head(including bonnet) was damaged, but the vertical structure could not be found backward's out of shape . The belts are broken and the airbags can't deploy. The driver is dead. Mb said the airbag system no problem. Sorry the VIN and zip code and the dealer information are wrong. I need your help!!!!!.
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Front Seat Belt Anchorage problem of Mercury Villager
The car is a 1998 Mercury Villager. Under side of vehicle is defective. While driving front end squeals, sounds like bottom of vehicle is falling apart. Also seat belts are defective. Dealer currently has vehicle. Cause unknown.
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Front Seat Belt Anchorage problem of Mercury Villager
The vehicle having this issue was a 1996 Mercury Villager. Vehicle identification number (VIN) of the vehicle is 4M2DV11W9T_. The defective rear middle rear seatbelt unlatched when in use which won't protect occupant in event of an accident. This front seat belt anchorage issue occurred Wednesday, August 27, 1997.
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Front Seat Belt Anchorage problem of Mitsubishi Montero
The vehicle was a 1998 Mitsubishi Montero. The VIN of this Montero is JA4LS31P4W_. Seat belt attachment failed. Yh. This front seat belt anchorage problem happened on Thursday, Oct. 1, 1998.
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Front Seat Belt Anchorage problem of Mitsubishi Montero
The vehicle is a 1998 Mitsubishi Montero. The vehicle had a crash. The vehicle identification number (VIN) of this Mitsubishi Montero is JA4LS31P3W_. On impact, the rear seat belt came undone and the airbags did not deploy. This issue happened on Sep. 2, 2000.
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Front Seat Belt Anchorage problem of Nissan Xterra
The vehicle involved is a 2002 Nissan Xterra. Intermittently srs light stayes illuminated while driving. Dealer has reparied vehicle four times; however, light is still illuminated. Also, according to owner's manual when light illuminates there is a possibility that restraints will be inoperable. Please provide additional information. This front seat belt anchorage issue occurred Friday, Feb. 8, 2002.
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Front Seat Belt Anchorage problem of Nissan Xterra
The vehicle involved was a 2001 Nissan Xterra. The vehicle's vehicle identification number (VIN) is 5N1ED28TX1_. The center seat belt in the rear of the vehicle does not adequately accomodate a child safety seat (in the center of the vehicle). The female strap is too long and will not tighten properly. If you can get it to tighten properly, it is inside the car seat and poses a threat to the child because it is in their back. The child could lean back on it at that point and unfasten the belt. If their was an accident, the belt fastener could come through the cloth part of the car seat and injure the child. This issue happened on 08/27/2001.
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Front Seat Belt Anchorage problem of SAAB 9000
The vehicle having this issue was a 1996 SAAB 9000. I reported this to you three weeks ago. . . Still don't see it in the complaints summary. However, since my report, SAAB USA tells me that this problem, front seat backs that have over 2 cm of free-play front to rear in them is common throughout their SAAB 9000 fleet. I believe these seats are dangerous in that they add to the forces inflicted on a driver in the event of an accident. Would you please let me know you received this report by sending me a return email (ken@wwisp. Com)? thanks. This problem occurred on Saturday, Nov. 1, 1997.
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Front Seat Belt Anchorage problem of SAAB 900
The car involved was a 1996 SAAB 900. The vehicle's vehicle identification number (VIN) was YS3DD58B3T_. The complaint here is that a provided safety device, the seat belts, have inadequate webbing length to accomodate larger occupants. I have contacted SAAB's customer service center and was advised that while seat belt extenders were available for this model, the cost would be $250 each. We consider that cost-prohibitive to enable use of a manditory safety device. We have purchased other new and used vehicles for more than the last decade such as from gm and seat belt extenders were readily available at zero cost. I can entertain purchasing these extenders for a reasonable amount, such as $50/each, but $250/each is outrageous and quite frankly shouldn't be necessary as the belt webbing is quite short to begin with. SAAB's position as of this afternoon is they will offer $100 off on a pair of these belts. Still, $400 out of pocket to enable a manditory-to-use-by-state-and-federal-law safety feature in a car is absurd. SAAB's statement was we suggest you try out the car before you buy, and that something like this should tell us not to buy. That misses the whole point of why these safety belts were required in the first place. I am now going through a local reference obtained from the national mobility equipment center (thanks NHTSA for suggesting it!) and they are looking at alternate solutions which are expected to be less in cost. But the point here is why are vehicle manufacturers allowed to deny customers the effective use of manditory safety items because of exorbitant extra pricing, such as seat belt extenders at $250/each when the problem could be avoided simply be lengthing the seat belt webbing in the first place, at a likely cost of less than $10? I think that as a safety issue if nothing else, vehicle manufacturers must provide, at reasonble cost, whatever is necessary to enable use of manditory lawfully-required safety features if the "standard" is not comprehensive to cover customers. This problem occurred on Wednesday, June 9, 1999.
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Front Seat Belt Anchorage problem of Saturn SW2
The car involved was a 1997 Saturn Sw2. The VIN of the problem Sw2 is 1G8ZK8277V_. The passenger's seat belt would not come out of the lap belt area thereby not allowing me to fasten my belt. It is against the law to drive unbelted but I could not belt up. Worked fine the day before. Dealer said belt must be replaced but I must pay vehicle is past the 3yr 36000 mile warranty. I made a mistake as I thought that safety and emissions were covered longer. It was 08/28/2000 when this front seat belt anchorage issue happened.
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Front Seat Belt Anchorage problem of Saturn SW1
The vehicle is a 1997 Saturn Sw1. The VIN of this Sw1 is 1G8ZH8288V_. The seat belts in our Saturn do not allow us to install child car seats in such a manner that they do not move. We have purchased a car bed for our baby - due any moment - only to find that we cannot secure a car seat with belts that come out of the center of the seat. Saturn says their belts comply - the car seat manufacturer says says they comply and yet we don't have a safe way to install the two car seats we need for our girls. It is my understanding that a seat belt that comes out of the seat cannot safely be used with any car seat. I'm doing everything I can to ensure my children's safety, Saturn says it's not their problem.
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Front Seat Belt Anchorage problem of Subaru Outback
The vehicle was a 1998 Subaru Outback. The vehicle identification number (VIN) is 4S3BG6855W_. Seat belt failed. This issue happened on Tuesday, Jun. 16, 1998.
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Front Seat Belt Anchorage problem of Subaru Legacy
The vehicle involved was a 2001 Subaru Legacy. Vehicle identification number (VIN): 4S3BE63551_. Consumer states the front passenger seat belt including the arm that is bolted to the floor disconnected from the floor. The arm that came loose came off with the heavy machine bolt and all the washers attached. Manufacturer notified. This front seat belt anchorage problem happened on Monday, March 4, 2002.
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Front Seat Belt Anchorage problem of Suzuki Vitara
The car involved was a 2000 Suzuki Vitara. The vehicle's vehicle identification number (VIN) is 2S3TD52V8Y_. I had the vehicle looked at several time and the belts were changed 3 times. I am starting to expierience the same problems. This front seat belt anchorage issue occurred Friday, September 29, 2000.
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Front Seat Belt Anchorage problem of Suzuki Grand Vitara
The vehicle is a 1999 Suzuki Grand Vitara. The vehicle identification number (VIN) is JS3TD62V6X_. Passenger seat belt locks at inappropriate times, causing discomfort. The failure date was October 1, 1999.
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Front Seat Belt Anchorage problem of Toyota Tundra
The vehicle was a 2002 Toyota Tundra. Crash was involved with the Toyota Tundra. The vehicle identification number (VIN) of this Toyota Tundra is 5TBBT48162_. Vehicle has driver & passenger air bags - in front end collision at 45 mph neither air bag deployed, driver side seat belt did not lock so driver hit steering column with full impact - there was no passenger in the vehicle at the time of the accident. Nlm. This front seat belt anchorage problem happened on 09/20/02.
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Front Seat Belt Anchorage problem of Toyota Tundra
The vehicle involved is a 2000 Toyota Tundra. The VIN of this vehicle was 5TBRT3411Y_. Consumer cannot move after putting seat belt on unless he places foot on brakes. Consumer's seat belt has been replaced 3 times, and svc mechanic stated that this behavior of seat belt was normal. The failure date was 12/10/01.
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Front Seat Belt Anchorage problem of Volkswagen Passat
The vehicle involved was a 2000 Volkswagen Passat. The VIN of the problem Passat is WVWMA23B1Y_. The explosive in the seat belt went off when the door was closed when the car was parked. Injuring the driver of the vehicle with ear ringing and brusing. The vehicle filled with smoke. The dealer told me they wonder why the airbags didn't deploy. Now they want me to drive this car again. This issue happened on Monday, April 23, 2001.
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Front Seat Belt Anchorage problem of Volkswagen Jetta
The car was a 2001 Volkswagen Jetta. The VIN of this Jetta is 3VWRA8143X_. While installing a css all rear seat belt buckles and anchors were pulled out. This front seat belt anchorage problem happened on 02/24/01.
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Front Seat Belt Anchorage problem of Volvo XC90
The car is a 2004 Volvo Xc90. Unsafe front suspension repaired 4 times by Volvo involving district factory technical supervisor and technicians on 3 of four occasions and the vehicle still has serious safety and handling concerns - no one in the family will drive the car. It has also had serious performance related safety issues regarding vehicle electronics virtually shutting the vehicle down in the middle of an interstate. Anti skid problems on multiple occasions. Drivers seat belt anchor was improperly attached and would not have held in an accident. The steering wheel came dangerously loose while driving and the dealership stated that it had never been properly affixed. (I have owned 300 cars in my life and never has a steering wheel come loose)! tires were abnormally badly and quickly due to significant suspension problems and were not warranty by the manufacture. . Electrical problems caused several fuses to blow in the dark effectively turning all rear marker and tail lights off. It was necessary to drive with the hazard lights on to avoid being hit by another driver. This front seat belt anchorage issue occurred Friday, June 30, 2006.
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Front Seat Belt Anchorage problem of Volvo V90
The vehicle is a 1998 Volvo V90. Vehicle identification number (VIN) of the vehicle is YV1KW9602W_. No summary listed for above vehicle. This front seat belt anchorage problem happened on 03/30/01.
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Front Seat Belt Anchorage problem of Audi A4
The car is a 1998 Audi A4. The VIN of this A4 is WAUBBZ8D1W_. Both rear seatbelts tighten on passengers restricting freedom of movement. Nlm. It was May 1, 1998 when this front seat belt anchorage issue happened.
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Front Seat Belt Anchorage problem of BMW Z3
The car is a 1997 BMW Z3. Seat belt design causing belt to pull and lock up during normal operation, causing comfort problems.
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Front Seat Belt Anchorage problem of BMW 528
The car is a 1999 BMW 528i. The vehicle's vehicle identification number (VIN) is WBADM6331X_. Front passenger side seat belt locks up due to manufacturing defect. Yh. The failure date was Thursday, July 1, 1999.
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Front Seat Belt Anchorage problem of Buick Roadmaster
The vehicle is a 1996 Buick Roadmaster. The VIN of this vehicle was 1G4BR82P7T_. Seat belts are turning in lock position.
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Front Seat Belt Anchorage problem of Buick Riviera
The car is a 1996 Buick Riviera. The vehicle identification number (VIN) of the car was 1G4GD22K0T_. Right front seat belt failed. This front seat belt anchorage problem happened on Monday, Jul. 29, 1996.
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Front Seat Belt Anchorage problem of Cadillac Escalade
The car involved was a 1999 Cadillac Escalade. VIN of the vehicle was 1GYEK13R1X_. Upon purchasing vehicle dealer refused to install neck extention since December 2001. There are recalls 99 v 141 000manufacturer's recall 9196, and recall and 00 v 122 000/ manufacturer's recall 10497. Please provide any further information.
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Front Seat Belt Anchorage problem of Cadillac Catera
The vehicle involved is a 2000 Cadillac Catera. While driving, the sdm module failed and the seat belt pretensioners gas erupted. This issue happened on Nov. 15, 2000.
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Front Seat Belt Anchorage problem of Jaguar Vanden Plas
The vehicle is a 1996 Jaguar Vanden Plas. Right rear bracket that holds the drivers seat to the mounting track broke. This allowed the drivers seat to swing back on acceleration and swing forward, into steering wheel, when applying the brakes. The seat would swivel around on the three remaining attach points. This occurred during normal driving. If this had happened as a resujlt of a rear end collision, it is likely that the entire seat would have torn loose and become an unguided flying object in the car. Given that the seat belt is attached to the seat frame rather than the car's frame, it would have provided no protection. If the airbag were to have deployed, the force of it would also have knocked the seat, cocked at an angle and with the driver strapped in it, across the back of the car and into any passenger sitting back there. I have detailed photos on the broken bracket and the frame mounting from which it separated. The failure date was May. 18, 2005.
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Front Seat Belt Anchorage problem of Jaguar Sedan Range
The car was a 1999 Jaguar Sedan Range. Crash was involved with this problem. The VIN of this vehicle is 1J4FY49S4X_. On 07-24-2000 I was forced to slam on my brakes to try to avoid hitting the rear end of a Chevrolet s-10 pickup truck . My anti-lock brakes locked up and I skidded about 20 feet before impacting the rear of the s-10 who had already hit a red van that slammed on brakes to avoid a dog. Upon impact, my air bags did not deploy. Both my passanger and I were wearing seatbelts. My passanger sustained whiplash and both legs were injured from underneath dash board. I also sustained whiplash to my neck and back. I reported the anti-lock brake and air-bags failures to daimler-Chrysler manufacture. I was told a safety inspector would contact me. He did. His name was don wade. He wanted me to drive the Jeep to a dealership but I told him he could come to my home as I was afraid to drive the vehicle as it was already a safety hazard from mechanical problems Chrysler refused to fix and now with the anti-lock brakes failing and air bags not deploying, I was afraid to put it on the road. I also told him I was afraid if I hit a bump or pothole in the road, the air bags would deploy since they didn't upon impact. He is supposed to call me again within the next two days and he was not very nice at all. Chrysler has already violated a mediation decision on this vehicle and now there are these safety issues as well. I do not trust daimler Chrysler, their dealerships, especially crossroads Jeep in indianapolis since they have already lied and refused to honor the mediator's supposedly binding decision on previous safety issue with this vehicle. The failure date was July 24, 2000.
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