Rear Seat Belt Problems of Ford Ranger

Ford Ranger owners have reported 5 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 Ranger based on all problems reported for the Ranger.

1 Rear Seat Belt problem of the 2005 Ford Ranger

Failure Date: 10/15/2005

Rear passenger safety restraints are not adequate to prevent injury of passengers. Passengers bump their heads on rear window if driver must brake quickly or accelerate rapidly. So far only mild injury, but cannot use the vehicle for carrying three or more passengers as was the intent when truck was purchased.

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2 Rear Seat Belt problem of the 1999 Ford Ranger

Jump seats in rear of vehicle of extended cab pickups do not allow for car seats to fit properly. Also, since pasngers in jump seat face each other the lap belts do not provide restraint from hitting window.

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3 Rear Seat Belt problem of the 2003 Ford Ranger

The seat belt(s) which are in the rear, (if in an accident/roll over), the rear door(s) may open and throw a person out. Scc.

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4 Rear Seat Belt problem of the 1997 Ford Ranger

Rear seat belts failed to restrain children from injuries . Every stop or turn caused children to slide sideways, causing them to crash against front passeners seats and then bounce off and hit rear window.

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5 Rear Seat Belt problem of the 1999 Ford Ranger

I feel that I was lied to, at time of purchase, we were told that the Ranger was safe to buckle children (infant car seats) in the back, by the dealer, this was a lie. The seat belts come from the rear doors, which if in a collision the doors were to open,(which they would) the person in the front seats would be cut in half, and the children would be thrown from the vehicle by the doors. The dealership, nor Ford motor company will do anything about it, I have complained several times. They want me to pay over $8000 to get out of my lease, we are a family of 4 (2 being infants), every day I drive this truck I worry about what could happen. I 'm tired of being ignored, all they want is there payments and I have to pay them to keep from damaging my credit any worse. Please do not ignore my request, take a look at these trucks they are unsafe, my truck is less than two years old and the rear doors do not close properly, this truck as never been abused. I can't afford another car, Ford keeps telling me I'm stuck with it. I'm not gonna give up, please take a look at these trucks.




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