Rear Seat Belt Problems of GMC Safari

Purchased booster seats for our grandchildren. A certified inspector showed us that all four rear seat belts do not lock when pulled quickly indicating that the seatbelts would not restrain the child in an accident (or an adult either). Took the vehicle back to the dealer. Dealer claims the seatbelts lock when you brake hard, but are not made for children's booster seats. We are under the impression that vehicles made after 2001 had to have the appropriate seatbelts for child safety.

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The vehicle was involved in an accident, where the seat belts in the rear did not hold the passenger in the seat. The dealer has been notified. Mr scc.

See all problems of the 1999 GMC Safari 🔎.

Seat belts located at the third seating in vehicle can not be fixed or be adjusted. Notified dealer /manufacturer, and informed consumer that nothing can be done. Seeking help from NHTSA in this matter. How can a safety belt save lifes if not ajusted properly.

Seat belt is too short to be used on the rear seat when it is moving forward. Please describe details.

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Seat belts in the 3rd seat in vehicle can't be fixed or be adjusted. Dealer told consumer that nothing can be done. Please provide further informaton.