Rear Seat Belt Problems of Dodge Durango

- the contact owns a 2003 Dodge Durango with an odometer reading of 50000 miles on it. The contact complained that the rear seat belts did not retract. The contact stated that the seat belts only retracted 1 out of every 10 times. She took the vehicle to the dealer, and they told her that she would have to pay for the repair.

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The back seat seat belts do not have a locking mechanism. Child seats are very difficult to install properly.

Defective seatbelt: the locking seatbelt mechanism on my doge Durango fell apart in my hands. I contacted doge who told me the car was too old (98) and too many miles (60,000) they suggested I buy a new doge vehicle.

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Gen 3 seat belt buckle. I have a concern about this seat belt buckle. If this buckle is so safe why did they stop putting it in the front of my vehicle? children ride in the back and can easily unhook them selves and causing a hazard. Aren't we suppose to do all we can to keep our children safe. I pride my self on how tight I put my car seats in and know I find out the buckle use to secure the seats aren't safe enough to keep in the front. My son can barely reach the buckle while he is in his booster and unhooked himself very easy. My son has a hard time usually with things that he has to push in. If I would have known this about my Durango I wouldn't have wasted $34,000 on a vehicle that won't keep my child safe. What can I do to replace these buckles? please help! I don't want to have to trade my car in over a seat belt buckle.

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The seat belt in the back seat of my Durango comes unfastened, suddenly. It seems to be securely fastened, but just unhooks for no particular reason.

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Upon stopping vehicle on three separate occasions 2nd & 3rd row seatbelts (with child car seat in them) disconnected themselves causing the child car seat to fall forward.

The rear seat belt locking mechanism fell apart in the consumer's hand.

Consumer called complaining about having problems with rear seat belts. Manufacturer was not contacted at the time of this call. Dealer was contacted, and replaced the seat belts, but consumer didn't know which parts.