Seat Belt Problems of Chevrolet Blazer

Seatbelt randomly becomes unbuckled while I am driving.

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Both passenger side front and driver's side front seatbelts are toren over 3/4 threw the beltthat crosses chest approximately at breast height( half way up from buckle) also prior signs of other repairs to seatbelt straps. I purchased it this way, so unknown cause.

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Takata recall. Plus there is a recall on my seatbelt. I called the local chevy dealership and they said there is no active recall on my vehicle.

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The contact owns a 2000 Chevrolet Blazer. While the vehicle was stationary, the seat belt malfunctioned. The contact stated that the driver's seat belt would not retract when prompted and became undone on more than one occasion. The vehicle was not diagnosed or repaired. The manufacturer was not made aware of the failure. The failure mileage was 126,000.

Driver lost control of the vehicle striking another and died on 12/29/14. Driver was 23 years old. The airbags failed to deploy as in ignition defect switch cases which may be the case with this vehicle and should be investigated. The seatbelt was also defective and inoperable, thus not worn at the time of death.

2004 Chevrolet Blazer. Consumer writes in regards to passenger seat belt problems. The consumer stated the seat belt would not extend. The dealer indicated the belt was probably knotted within the mechanism. He stated the cost for the part and labor would be around $300. 00.

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The back seat middle buckle broke into two pieces and now it is broken, then the right side back seat buckle is in some kind of locking mode and then the right side passenger selt locked up too a few days later. Now I have only two selts belts that work in the SUV. I have called the local chevy dealers hoping that they could help with this problem but they said it would be almost 400. 00 to fix this problem. My brother owned a 1990 Honda civic and brought it to a Honda dealer and they fixed it at no cost because selts are safty issue and have a life time warranty. I thought chevy would have the warranty but the chevy dealer inform no and never will that happen. Please help try to fix this problem. I am a single mother of four young children and if it possible to do myself, I am willing to do it, because this is my own only transportation to get to work and school for our family and I can not use my SUV until I have get this safety issue worked out. Please please help me. I have purchased four belts for my pulley for my SUV and still have the same problem. Its sounds like a squeaking and whistling. I have had replacement it myself the first time but it still did the same thing so I brought my car to local mechician and still no luck, so I bought it to chevy it worked fine for a few weeks then started it again, so new one was put on. Then a couple months later it started again, so they put another new belt, then it started up again a few months later but the one year warranty time was up,but it it still does it. Is this normal?.

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The contact owns a 1999 Chevrolet Blazer. While driving 40 mph, the contact was run off the road by another vehicle. The contact's vehicle struck a curb and flipped three times. The driver was ejected thirty nine feet from the vehicle. The vehicle was destroyed and a police report was filed. The driver sustained brain injury, left arm damage, and was in a coma for three weeks. The child passenger sustained a fractured shoulder, ribs, and a lung infection. The contact referenced NHTSA campaign id number 01v287000 (seat belts). The current and failure mileages were 173,456.

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2001 Chevrolet Blazer. Consumer writes in regards to ignition switch recall issues also airbags and seat belts malfunction during accident. The consumer and her son were involved in a roll over accident. As a result, her son died.

Dt: the consumer owns a 1997 chevy Blazer. The consumer stated that a recall was made on his vehicle for the front driver's side seat belt assembly. When the recall was fixed a shorter seat belt was put in the vehicle. Now consumer is having the same problem with his passenger side seat belt assembly and feels that all the seat belts in this vehicle needs to be replaced because they are defective. The recall number is 03v117000. Gm recall number is 03020. This is the third seat belt that has been installed on the driver's side.

Seat recliner handles just break off this is common on all Blazer with the same reclining bucket seats the part is 70 bucks a side 2 hours labor per side! and the passenger side has hardly ever been used that just broke off I have addressed this problem with gm and they coz my car is a 98 there is nothing they can do this is a big safty issue and every Blazer person I have talked too has had the same problem.

Vehicle seat belt recall repair performed on vehicle with several complications.

Seat belt- the locking mechanism has come out of its housing.

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Load noise coming from rear tailgate. Seat belt in drivers door making noise.

Recall 97v096001; while driving defective seatbelt did not lock up in a rollover crash in which driver died. Please provide further information.

Consumer has been experiencing problems with seat belts. Seat belts are pulled out and will not retract back in. The manufacturer has been contacted.

Ongoing problem with seat belt on passenger's side will tighten down on occupant while driving. Dealer / manufacturer were not notified at this time. Please feel free to provide any further details on this matter.

Rear safety belts do not function when placing child's car seat, they loosen up, and do not lock belt.

Failed attempts to have seat belt safety system inspected. The consumer received a recall which advised that the vehicle be taken to the dealer to have the safety belts checked. The consumer is disappointed with the dealer service because they only want to perform the inspection during the week instead of on a Saturday.

Front passenger and driver rear seat belts failed to work properly. Driver rear failed to release enough to be used. Passenger's front seat belt kept locking up without passenger using it.