Rear Seat Belt Problems of Chevrolet Venture

My five year old son was getting into our van and walking toward the rear row of seats when he ran into the seatbelt that crosses over from the rear side window and was entangled. The seatbelt was so tightly wrapped around him that it would not move in either direction so that I could get him out. The only way that I could get him out was by cutting the seatbelt. We have had similar incindents when getting in and out of our van and going to the rear row of seats.

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Gm has a rear bench style seat and it has a center seat. The center seat has no shoulder strap. They sell the van as adaptive equipment, and they remove the center seats, but the person in the center is facing the back of the wheel chair. There is no way for anytone to put a shoulder strap in because they say it is not safety tested.

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Rear seatbelts fail due to the buckle slipping down exposing the parts inside. These parts come apart when exposed. 2 have failed so far. . . Rendering 2 seats as unusable and unsafe for travel in vehicle. A third seat is in process of failing. . . Buckle has to be kept up with duct tape.

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The seat belt clasp on the middle bench seat has come apart, preventing the seat belt from safely connecting and staying connected.

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We have found that due to the angle of the seat belt receiver, a child safety seat cannot be adequately immobilized in either outboard second row position. I am an ex-NHTSA car safety seat technician, and know how to install very well. Short of using a latch kit (which we are now using), there is no other way to prevent side to side movement of the child seat.

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The seatbelts in the passenger seats continuously lock, which requires my children to unfasten them and refasten them several times while driving.

The third rear seat belt locked onto the consumer. The seat belt had to be cut so the consumer could get out of seat belt. Consumer's daughter was injured when seat belt locked.

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I own a 2001 Chevrolet Venture warner brothers edition minivan. In the past nine months the seatbelt from the first seat in the second row has gotten stuck in the sliding door, causing the door to be jammed shut. My concern is it could be clothing or fingers or toes next time. In order to get the door open it had to be taken to a repair shop and pried out. This sliding door is suppose to stop and reopen when an object is in its path. Please look into this matter as I have five small children and I carpool with more. Thank you.

The center rear lap seatbelt is not long enough for a rear facing car seat. Please provide further information and VIN#.

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Seat belt will not come up out of the rear seat to be used. Has been replaced 4 times. Dealer and manufacturer have been notified.

Middle row right seat belt malfunctioned.

Consumer state on rental vehicle the second row did not latch. Please provide further information.

Consumer called complaining about the back middle seat belt. She states that the past Saturday Nov. 09. 2002 she was almost involved on a front collision and her child was seating on the back middle seat on a car seat and when she step into the brakes the seat belt unbuckle and the child was thrown into the front of the car. Manufacturer was contacted and stated since there was nobody injured there was nothing that they could do about it. Mr.