Table 1 shows three common seat belt related problems of the 2002 Chevrolet S10.
| Problem Category | Number of Problems |
|---|---|
| Seat Belt problems | |
| Rear Seat Belt problems | |
| Front Seat Belt Buckle Assembly problems |
The seat position on this vehicle + all other vehicle my family have do not fit a adult w a 32 “ sitting hight 22 in shoulder hight @less than 160 lbs the seatbelt become deadly and airbag a peg vaggio 120 anchored to seat w a retro fit kit it is attached solid corrects seatbelt geometry leave me 15. “ from the wheel. Peddle extension are allready leaguel for short individual a high back anchor booster seat is a better idea for an operator to be driving a vehicle, and then an unattached booster cushion that they still have to put 2-3/4on top of each other pleat test for driving positions highback booster for small drivers you should make it a federal law for everyone safety I’ve already sent multiple other pictures and here comes more if it will allow me to not a state law you should make it a federal law for everyone’s safety and all points of the united states. End of story that if you’re under 5 foot nine for everyone safety especially if they’re under 170 pounds you could operate a vehicle in the booster seat behind the steering wheel. Any vehicle seating position is for a 5 foot nine occupant.
: the contact stated that 9 months ago the seat belt fractured. The female portion of the buckle would not remained latched to the male portion of the buckle. This problem was consistent not intermittent. The part to fix the problem was not available at a local dealership. The manufacturer determined the part will be shipped within 7 to 10 days to an authorized dealer. The exact name of the part required for the repair was not provided by the manufacturer. The seat belt buckle is free of dirt and other contaminants.
Consumer complains of a problem with the seat belt assembly on the passenger's side. The center button sticks, and the latch doesn't go into the buckle.