Front Seat Belt Anchorage Problems of Chevrolet Cavalier

While reversing accelerator became stuck and the rear end of the vehicle hit a light pole. The plastic cover at the anchorage point of the seat belt struck the front passenger in the back of the head. The passenger had to get 14 stitches.

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Consumer states that the seatbelts are not long enough. Consumer states that they have to ride unrestrained. Nlm.

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Seat belt would not retract. Yh.

Seat belt in the back seat doesn't tighten on a car seat and I think should lock and tighten when the brakes aren't being applied.

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Front seat belts are always twisted,taken back to dealer 3 times, dealer said all Cavaliers are like this. Compared to a new one and said look at the new one it's just like yours, cannot resolve problem. But in the owners manual it said ,not to put seat belts on when there twisted, or risk serious injury or death.

Center seat belt did not secure child seat properly causing seat to fall over.

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Consumer was involved in an accident and seat belts broke.

Seat belt anchor casing split, causing seat belt to become ineffective.

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The drivers side seat belt failed, the plastic part which is attached to the metal tongue of the belt snapped off making the seat belt unable to hold position after fastening. Nlm.

Front seat belts and passenger/ driver side belts have been replaced three times for shredding. However, they are shredding once again. Took to dealer. Dealer refuse to replace again. Please provide any further information.

The cinch plates on both rear seat belts in my vehicle are broken. Because of this, I cannot properly install my child's car seat. I have been given the run-around by two different dealerships about this problem. I have been told that the entire seat belt assemblies would have to be replaced at a cost to me of over $200. I e-mailed gm today regarding this problem. The cinch plates should be made of metal so they cannot break. Additionally, safety belt defects should be repaired by the manufacturer at no cost to the customer. My child and I have not been in car accident, but it's very scary knowing that the locking clip that I have to use on the seat belt to try to get the car seat in tight enough, may not work in case of a collision. I am very concerned about this, and I hope that a recall can be issued to have this problem repaired. Thank you very much, karen newsome.

While in an accident driver's head struck the hard plastic cover that covers the metal ring that the seat belt strap comes through, causing injury.