Front Seat Belt Problems of Chrysler Sebring

The contact owns a 2000 Chrysler Sebring jxi. The contact stated that the webbing of the passenger front seat belt could not be extracted when worn by an occupant. If the occupants are not secured in the vehicle, they could be seriously injured in the event of a crash. The vehicle was taken to a dealer, in which the technicians have replaced the wiring harness, seat belt buckle, and seat belt retractor. The repairs have not remedied the failure. The failure mileage was 70,000 and the current mileage was 75,000. Updated 10/21/09. Updated 10/23/09.

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Without prior warning, front seat belts are locked and cannot be used. Consequently, I am unable to use the seat belts creating a safety issue. I took the car to the dealer and they want +$300 to fixed a "failed seat belt control timer module".

Front passenger seat belt stuck and it will not pull out to put around your self. My passengers can not utilize seat belt at all, which can cause bodily injury in a vehicle accident, do to not being able to use the seat belt that will not extend it is stuck and inoperative.

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The passenger seat belt on my 96 Sebring has locked up and can no longer be pulled out of the seat at all. I took it to the dealer and asked about a recall, but was told it would be "at least two hours labor, not counting parts and would be over $200 to fix). To me, this is clearly a defective product and a safety issue. I normally drive alone, so the belt got minimal use before becoming defective. I sent a detailed letter to daimler Chrysler from their web site and got a very brief reply of "I'm sorry. " there was no offer of help or suggestions to speak of. At any rate, it looks like it's going to cost me a few hundred dollars to get this fixed so that passengers in my car can ride in safety once again.

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I drive a 1999 Chrysler Sebring convertible. Early summer 2004, the driver seat belt failed to work regularly. Chrysler paid to replace the seat belt assembly in Aug 2004. Early this year, both front seat belts became unreliable, failing to "pull out" about 75% of the time. In late March 2005, it was diagnosed by norman chrsyler Jeep Dodge and a seat belt module was ordered on March 30, 2005. Chrysler offered to pay all but $50 for the repair. The problem is that 6 weeks later, the part is still on national backorder with no estimated delivery date. As of week ending may 6, 2005, neither the dealership nor Chrysler corp can offer any assistance in obtaining the part. Meanwhile, I live way out in the country where I drive on 65 mph country roads everywhere I go with no front seat belts about 75% of the time. In the last year, my husband and in-laws have hit deers, and my daughter was in a major accident on these roads. I am at a loss as to where to go for help. Please help!!!.

Driver and passenger seat belts are defective, they are in the locked position. Consumer is driving without seat belts because she cannot afford to have them replaced. The manufacturer denied the claim.

Front seat belts for driver and passenger are not working at all. Consumer states it should be life warranty. Dealer notified.

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While traveling on the highway about 30mph another vehicle veered into consumer's vehicle causing the front seatbelt to become detached, consumer suffered injuries. Please furnish additional information dealer is aware of the problem.

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Consumer stated both front seat belts locked up, and the consumer was unable to pull them out of the housing.