Seat Belt Problems of Chrysler Concorde

There was no accident involved. All of a sudden the air bag light went on and it started to ding on and off. Took to mechanic who took to Chrysler dealer who said there was a recall back in 2000 regarding the fact that there was a recall concerning the seat belts affecting the air bag light. No one could find anything wrong with the car except the air bag light continues to go on even when the seat belts are not connected. It is really bothering me as I drive and this noise keeps binging and the light stays on. What is the solution???.

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The contact owns a 1997 Chrysler Concorde. The contact stated that the seat belt failed to retract. The vehicle was not taken to a dealer for diagnostic testing. The manufacturer was not made aware of the failure. The vehicle was not repaired. The approximate failure mileage was 100,000 and the current mileage was 125,000.

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Rear seat belts (3) do not catch when I pull on them suddenly. I did not have any incident that caused me to check them. I understand seat belts are warranted for the life of the car so that they can be repaired without cost. The car is 2002 Chrysler Concorde. It has approx. 64,000 miles and I am the original owner.

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I have a 1996 Chrysler concord. I have one car seat and one booster seat in the back seat. The seat belt holding my car seat has come unbuckled over 10 times with just my son throwing his toys down on the seat from the car seat. This does not happen in my husband's SUV so I think that it is a defect with the seat belt. This is extremely unsafe but we cannot afford a new car.

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I purchased a 2003 Chrysler Concorde in Feb of this year. I have a daughter who just turned 3 in may. She is 46lb. At the time of purchase, the dealership put the child seat (eddie bauer high back booster seat using the vehicle seatbelt due to her size) in the car. It was put into the car using just the tether. Over the past 4 months, I have been doing research because my daughter is not secure in the vehicle. The Concorde does not have retractable seatbelts. At the time of purchase, I didn't think about it because in my previous vehicle (Dodge durango), the car seat was secured into the car with a locking clip. I figured this car would do the same thing. It doesn't. The seatbelt comes out of the rear panel and does not accommodate the clip. My daughter is well behaved and does sit in the seat. However, she can get out of the car seat without unbuckling the seat belt. I had the seat inspected by the local fire department on Thursday who has instructed me that she is not secure in the car. I contacted the dealership where I purchased the vehicle. They instructed me to contact the Chrysler customer service. I called customer service and explained my situation and was directed to call Chrysler's program fit for a kid. I explained my problem to them and was told that she was not a technician and the best she could do was give me a number to the closest Chrysler dealership that does seat inspections. The closest is 16 miles away. Called rochester hills Chrysler and talked to dave ulmer. He understood the situation and recommended that I go buy a new car seat called the marathon by britax. The harness is designed on this seat to hold up to 65lb. Vs. The normal 40lb. Of other seats. I went on the internet and looked up britax. The marathon does hold a child up to 65lb. With the harness, however, the child must be 18 & 34; or less in the seated position from her bottom up to the top of her shoulders. My daughter is 17 & 34;. She would grow out of that in no time.

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Letter from chris yayas (FL) concerning the safety of seat belts in Chryslers and request that Chrysler retro-fit all automobiles with defective seat belts. Reply to chris yayas and send a copy to wash ofc, dot/1#2003-4279.

The consumer received 3 recall letters on the vehicle since ownership. In every instance, the consumer contacted the local sales and service dealer for a remedy. The dealer advised the parts were not currently available and stated they would contact the consumer once they arrived. The consumer was never contacted by the dealer for the remedies, so the recalls remained open. The most recent recall involved the seat belts.

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