Six problems related to front seat belt anchorage have been reported for the 1998 Honda Accord. The most recently reported issues are listed below.
While driving at about 60 on the highway another car hit consumer's vehicle in front at about 60mph. Upon impact, airbags did not deploy, and consumer's seat belt didn't hold.
I did not think much of my defective seatbelt system until I saw that Honda Accords have already been recalled (97v220000) for this system. My problem is that the belt locks up during normal driving. What I mean is it locks up , holding the person in securely-in fact too tight so that the person cannot move without getting held in even tighter(like a boa constrictor). So since there is no accident ocurring the passenger removes the seat belt to "free" themselves up and re-fasten. Well what if an accident occurs at this same time ? I did get the belt replaced in a week or so for free. So I am concerned that maybee others need to get checked out. Thanks for this easy site and service. Prosperity to you all.
Seat belt failed. Yh.
Seat belt design causes seat belt to tighten with little movement, causing passengers to disengage belts for comfort.
Seat belt design allows for belt to wrap around the release lever and get stuck.
Shoulder and lap belt combination had to be cut off the child because the seat belt became so tight that it nearly strangled the child. Please give any further details.
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