Rear Seat Belt Problems of GMC Sierra

I own a 2003 GMC Sierra crew cab truck. The rear seatbelts lock up and restrain my adult passengers to the point of discomfort. When the passengers try to pull out and release the locking mechanism, the seatbelt ratchets even tighter allowing no movement whatsoever. The seatbelts lock up while driving around town and more so on the highway during roadtrips. The result is that my adult passengers refuse to wear these belts. I have had these belts replaced once already. I took the opportunity to visit several dealerships, and inquired about this issue. I was told that there is a problem with gm's belts, but as of now all the dealerships are doing is replacing the belts for customers, yet the problem persist. It is my opinion that these belts were designed for car seats not adult passengers.

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The consumer was unable to install a child seat in the rear of the vehicle, due to the improper installation of the rear seat belt, which contained a twist.

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When applying the brakes in a sudden stop, the middle lap seat belt did not lock, causing passenger to move forward near the dash area. Also, car seat in middle rear belt, doesn't lock, causing car seat to fall over, resulting in 2-year old hitting his head. Abs brakes fail, fad eon some stops, will not stop.

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