Front Seat Belt Problems of Jeep Liberty

The contact owns a 2011 Jeep Liberty. The contact stated that her drivers side seat belt was turned at angle where it was pressing against her skin and leaving bruises. The vehicle was taken to a dealer who advised her that they were not going to modify the vehicle. The manufacturer was contacted and offered no assistance. The vehicle was not repaired. The failure mileage was approximately 1,800. Updated 11/16/lj.

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The contact owns a 2002 Jeep Liberty. The contact stated that the driver side seat belt buckle cannot be released when it is latched. He has to stick a key or a similar item in the buckle to release the seat belt. He contacted the dealer to repair the part and was charged a fee. As of July 23, 2007, the seat belt has not been repaired. Nhtsa defect investigation number ea05022 was referenced. The VIN and engine size were unknown. The current mileage is 65,000 and failure mileage was 60,000.

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The contact owns a 2002 Jeep Liberty. The driver and passenger side seat belts were cut close to the retractor. The dealer replaced both front seat belts. The cause of the failures was unknown. The failure mileage was 25,000 and current mileage was 28,373. Updated 01/09/08. Updated 12/12/07.

Drivers seat belt buckle (female end) release remains retracted after release of the male end. The button either must be pried back up to latch the seat belt, or, after numerous tries, the seat belt buckle female end will secure in the male end. Dcc has refused to correct the defect, as the vehicle is out of warranty.

Driver side seat belt buckle (female end) permanently stuck in "open" position. Small red plastic piece fell out when looking at it. Can no longer get seat belt to lock. Called several dealers and was told that regardless of whether vehicle was still under warranty or not, they would not replace this part - ever. I was quoted anywhere from $150 to $350 parts & labor to replace. I am still deciding what to do about problem. Seems to me that manufacturer has a responsibility to ensure that safety devices are in working order.

The driver's side front seat belt on my 2002 Jeep Liberty will no longer latch. There was no warning leading up to this failure. We have not yet been able to repair it.

Front drivers side seat belt, stuck with pushbutton down; will not lock.

The seat belt latch on the drivers side is broken. The button sticks down and does not come back up after unlatching the seat belt. I am afraid this is going to cause the seat belt not to work if I have a crash.

While at a stop light consumer's vehicle was rear ended, and the driver seat belt failed, causing consumer's head to strike the steering wheel. Updated 07/07/06.

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Complaint received via e-mail. My wife, son, and I were involved in an accident. We hit an ice patch on I-80 east mile marker 128. We went down a bank and hit a tree head on at aproximatly 50 mph, and seat belts/air bags did not work. I contacted Jeep, and was told that an investigator would go and look at the Jeep, and they would get back to me. I then contacted the garage where my vehicle was being repaired, and asked the owner if the inspector had been there. I was informed that he was, and that he did not even know where the air bag sensors were located. A few days later, I recieved a letter informing me that the air bag did fail, and that it should not have gone off, my vehicle had $9000 damage at the front end. I am concerned that the vehicle was not safe for myself and family. . Read more...

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2002 Jeep Liberty, 49,000 miles, divers seat belt latch stuck in open position and will not latch; a small plastic piece insdie the buckle has broken. The dealer (van dyn hoven, automotive) would not replace it at no charge, told me that I was out of warranty. I went to another dealer (kolosso, Jeep) purchased, paid for and installed the defective seat belt latch myself. Isn't this totally erroneous on the dealers (van dyn hoven automotive) part or Chrysler to not cover this at any mileage?.

The vehicle accelerated foward and collided with another vehicle, also the seat belt failed to restrain the consumer properly and was subsequently injured.

Seat belt and air bag failure during head-on collision.

Failure of airbag to deploy and driver side seat belt to lock.

Jeep Liberty rolled over three times, totaling the vehicle. The seat belts did not hold us back to the seat as designed to do. Due to this, we had whiplash and a few scrapes. To date, we are still in chronic pain and need ongoing chiropractor care. Our medical bills are quite high due to this.

While traveling 45 mph and as a result of a frontal impact front seat belts did not lock in place, causing consumer to hit steering wheel with chest.