Rear Seat Belt Problems of Chevrolet Blazer

The contact owns a 2002 Chevrolet Blazer LS. The contact stated that the seat belt was partially pulled out and would not retract. The dealer was notified and stated that the seat belts were not covered under warranty. The engine size was unknown. The current mileage is 71,000 and failure mileage was 70,900.

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I bought my 2001 Blazer for the sole purpose of having a family car that was not too expensive. I wanted an SUV so when we had a child I could place the car seat in the rear center position- the safest position in an event of a crash. My daughter is now 8 months old and in researching car seats for 1 year olds I have found that in my owner's manual it states "do not use center seat positions for child restraints. The restraint will not function properly. " that is all it said. I have tried over and over to get an answer as to why the seat belt will not function properly. I do not want to wait until the event of a crash to find out. This issue is one I believe would be extremely important to every mother out there who drives this vehicle if they knew what the manual says. Who would think that if there is a seat belt in the rear center position designed to hold an older child or adult would not be fit to hold a car seat? I have called Chevrolet and the only answer they had for me was the vehicle was not designed that way. They say not to put a child restraint in that position. But the only question I have is why and no one can tell me the reason. I would just like an answer or at least the other mothers out there who just want the safest for their child to know. My infant seat fits great in the rear center position, it is so snug that I can't budge it. But like I said I do not want to wait until a crash to discover a defect in the seat belt.

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I am having a lot of problems with my 97 Chevrolet Blazer. The seat belt buckles in the back seat only work part of the time. The gas gauge does not work. I fill up and it registers on empty after 2 miles. The electrical system seems to be malfunctioning. As I drive, interior lights flash on & off or the outside lights dim when driving at night. The leather seat is ripping on the driver's side and I weigh 120 pounds, so you would think it would be sturdier than that. What else can go wrong???.

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Rear seat belt on driver's side is not working properly.

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The rear seat belt was inoper ative.

The rear seat belt was inoperative. The consumer was unable to fasten the seat belt, as a result of the buckle being inoperative. The seat belt latch plate did not go into the buckle. The dealership replaced the part. (part unknown).

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Left rear seat belt not working.

Rear seat belt failed.

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Rear seat belt failed.

Rear restraint on driver's side is inoperable. Manufacturer has been notified.