Front Seat Belt Anchorage Problems of Chrysler Town & Country

Told van is not included in recall 02v076000, rear seatbelt failure. Dt.

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After having purchased a used 1996 chryler town and country lxi minivan I found a consumer alert at. . Read more...

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Consumer had seen on new about the seat belt failure, even though that had not experienced problem yet, was concerned that it could happen to this vehicle. Had contacted dealer. Please provide more information.

Consumer had seen on news about seat belt failure. Consumer believed that could happen to this vehicle,with no cause of the problem yet. Consumer was concerned, and had contacted dealer. Please provide more information.

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Consumer states the seat belts in the middle and back seat will release if bumped.

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The insured was involved in a collision, in which the vehicle was hit so hard that it tipped over, the seat belts froze and the insured had be removed from the window, there were 2 injuries. (claim#13-7259-940).

The seat belt in the integrated child safety seats locks up and the child cannot be removed without using the emergency release. The left seat is permanently stuck and the right seat occasionally releases. Chrysler has recalled 1995 and some 1996 minivans for the same problem but refuses to pay for repairs to my car because they say my car was built after those included in the recall period; however, the tag on the car seats states they were assembled in 1995. When I told this to customer service representative sal palazzola he only said that I was not in their computer for a recall.

Seat belt anchor came out of the pillar hitting child I, causing failure of other components.

Abc showed that the gen3 seat belts are unsafe,I wrote to the dealer 3/13/02 and diamler chryler on 4/08/02 . I recieved a call today from diamler chrylser stating they are not replacing the seat belts. They are sending me a letter. I am following the instructions on the intenet site that told me to make a complaint out to you if I get answer where they will do nothing.

It is obvious that the gen3 seatbelts in this vehicle are unsafe and need to be recalled. They are a safety hazard and I want to be informed on how to have them changed.

No failure occurred at this time. Extreme concern regarding safety on gen 3 seatbelts. We wanted to lodge an official complaint.

Please refer to abcnews. Com primetime March 7, 2002, death of bart moran as a result of defective gen-3 seatbelt. There is also a class action lawsuit from 5 states regarding this matter. My van is equipped with these seatbelts and is a major concern to me and my family. I have contacted Chrysler headquarters and they referred me to your dept. Stating that there weren't enough cases for your dept. To look into this matter. How many people must be injured or killed before NHTSA takes any action. Please respond to my concern within a reasonable amount of time, as my safety and the safety of my family is of the utmost importance.

We have the gen 3 seatbelts, we just learned of their danger. When my son was in a car seat, the belt came undone spontaneously many times. Why is there not an official recall on these? dt.

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Based upon the reported safety defects with the gen 3 seatbelts when can he NHTSA to do something or will we have to wait for more people to die like with firestone before something is done.

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A) this form is horrible -- there is too much non-applicable information. B) I am a certified child passenger safety technician. I recentlyt have run into a problem with the cinch plates on the chrystler minivans. Namely, they don't cinch and therefore require the use of a locking clip -- this runs counter to the 1996 act requiring restraint systems to be css freindly. Please feel; free to contact me regarding this.

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Gen 3 seat belts have been tested to be a safety risk as they are easily unbuckled with very slight pressure. We want them replaced with the gen 4 seat belts.

Defective gen-3 seat belts need to be replaced.