Rear Seat Belt Problems of Ford F-150

The rear passenger safety belt buckle has broken through normal use. The dealership states it is not covered by my extended warranty. I have been told there is a ruling pertaining to safety belts that states any vehicle less than 7 years old, those safety belts would be covered by the manufacturer.

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Driver's rear seat belt buckle came apart and was unable to be used, leaving the passenger in that seat without any restraint. Dealer was not notified.

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The rear middle seat belt and rear passenger side seat belt were inoperative. Consumer was unable to buckle the seat belt. Vehicle was taken to the dealer for inspection.

I have been having a problem with rear-seat seatbelt extenders. The extender provided by our dealer is number f58z-16611c22-a. The problem is that the receptacle on the extender will not latch onto the seat belt unless the extender receptacle is at room temperature or above. We have been trying to get this problem resolved for several months. The parts and service folks at friendly Ford of monroe, michigan claim that nothing can be done about it because, according to Ford motor company, there is no other extender available. They have reordered the extenders several times, thinking that maybe they were defective, but we still have the problem. We have to warm up the extenders in order to get them to work, and even then they will not latch 100 percent of the time. I have also contacted the Ford motor company and they have also told me that nothing can be done.

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Consmer's 4-year lod grand daughter was occupying the rear passenger's side seat belt when she tried to get out, the seat belt tightened. The belt had tightened so tight that the 4-year old could not breath, some how the belt had rapped around the child twice. Consumer had to cut the belt off with a pair of scissors.

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