Rear Seat Belt Problems of Dodge Neon

The contact owns a 2004 Dodge Neon. When she attempted to install a child safety seat, the passenger and driver side rear seat belt buckle separated from the seat belt. The vehicle has not been taken to the dealer for inspection, nor were any repairs made. The failure mileage was 66,300 and the current mileage was 66,500.

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Consumer has a 2001 Dodge Neon, while in an accident the rear seat belt on the passenger's side did not lock. Consumer's 5 year old son was in his booster seat which hit the front seat. Child sustained upper lip cuts. According to the manual rear seat belts were suppose to lock, but according to employees for Dodge, the rear seat belts were not meant to lock. The mileage was in kilometers, and the vehicle was bought from the consumer's brother.

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When installing a child safety seat rear middle seat belts retractor broke.

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The rear seat belt mechanism broke, also, the plastic cover which protected the metal fell off. Dealer notified.

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Consumer has problems with the safety belts. The plastic piece on the belt which created tension to make the belt tighten to keep it from becoming loose broke three times.

Rear seat belts do not have enough tension. This causes the belts to move too freely. Child safety seat technician informed consumer that belts were not installed properly. Dealer notified, and informed consumer that the belts were okay.

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Small plastic lock that holds the belt and keeps child seats from tipping forward came loose.