Ford Explorer owners have reported 14 problems related to rear seat belt (under the seat belt category). The most recently reported issues are listed below. Also please check out the statistics and reliability analysis of Ford Explorer based on all problems reported for the Explorer.
The contact purchased a used vehicle on a warranty. She discovered the rear seat belt buckle assemblies were broken. Also, the front seats did not recline properly. She took the vehicle to a dealer. No repairs have been made at this time.
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We rented a Ford Explorer 2004. My 6yr old was in the 2nd row putting on his seat belt when it slipped out of his hand over his shoulder and had him strangled around his neck. We (his parents) could not loosen it. It only became tighter. We drove up to a hotel where they had scissors and cut it off his neck so he breathe properly again.
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While involved in a collision rear middle seat belt latch plate separated. As a result the occupant was thrown out of the window. No major injuries reported.
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Consumer noticed two rear seat belts didn't hold the passengers in the seats. Dealer notified. Dealer said that the continued pressure from the child seat caused the damage.
1998 Ford Explorer left rear passenger safety belt release device that you put the seat belt into broke. I had my 1 year old daughter in her childseat correctly belted behind me in the left rear seat. I came to a normal stop, the heard belt click and turn around noticed it had come out of the buckle assembly. I pulled over and put the childseat and my daughter into the right rear seat. If I had come to a harder stop, or even a crash, my one and only daughter could have been killed. As of today, capital city Ford has not received my new buckle assemby. They called me in once sayinf the part was in. After 1 1/2 hours in the waiting room, I was told that they ordered the wrong part and that they needed to order the new one. I was then told that it would take some time because of the holidays. I called on Monday, July 07, 2003 and was told that the part was not in that I will be called when in it comes in. This means that no one can safely sit and ride in my 1998 Ford exlporer in the left rear passenger seat. As you can tell I am perturbbed with this situation and would like it resolved ASAP. And to make things worse, my time and money are not going to be compensated. Question? are 1998 Ford Explorer left rear passenger seat belt buckle assembly parts designed to fail after 78000 miles????.
Seat belts in back seat and speed control will not cancel after being set. A lady had latch her seat belt in the right rear seat,and it would not release had to cut the belt to get her out.
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1998 Ford Explorer. The rear passenger side seat belt won't retract. It has already been replaced once, while under warranty, and now the replacement is doing the same thing. Of course it is no longer under warranty and the cost will be around $300. Also, cd exchanger has already been replaced once and is broken again.
Nar 2/10/2003. The consumer informed the dealer she was having problems with the rear seat belt even though it was not used that frequently. The consumer was then told the seat belt could not be fixed under warranty.
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While driving the vehicle her son 11 years old got the rear seat belt tangle around his neck and body and starting to tight around his neck. Please provide further information. Ts.
Rear seat belts on bottom; when sitting down bottom portion comes up forward, quarter away. This vehicle has rwo doors. Dealership is aware of it.
Back seat belt continues to twist, causing seabelt to get stuck inside seat belt mechanism. Replacing the seat belt mechanism will ultimately result in same problem due to design failure. Apparently, plastic holder too large which allows seat belt to twist.
The consumer state's the rear seat belt's are broken and the dealer is aware of the problem.
Consumer cannot put a car seat in the meddle of the back seat because vehicle does not have a middle seat belt.
Rear middle seating position does not have a seat belt. Consumer has contacted both dealer and the manufacturer. Manufacturer stated they have not manufactured a seat belt for that seating position. Please provide any further details.
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