Front Seat Belt Problems of GMC Yukon

The consumer was in an accident and the seat belt did not hold, which resulted in her hitting the dashboard. The consumer received some bruising.

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First there was a tire blowout, tire separated with 11/32 thread left. Second at least 1 seat belt did not hold. Third no airbags went off. Fourth the roof caved in like a "v" shape in the drivers compartment, by the windshield.

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The tension of the driver side built-in-seat seatbelt causes pain in left shoulder even after a short drive. I checked the tension in another GMC car and it appears to be the same. The dealership cannot modify the belt to reduce the tension, and GMC "customer service" refers me back to the dealership. Requests to get GMC's technical department involved were denied - I would have to go to the dealership.

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There was a design issue with the passenger front seat belt, when the seat belt was fastened, it locked permanently, and did not allow the passenger to move foward.

The passenger had no flexibility, when the seat belt was fastened.

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The passenger seat belt did not allow the passenger to lean forward, the seat belt locked into place.