Seat Belt Problems of Mercedes Benz CLK320

The vehicle during a severe accident, in which the other drivers air bags were deployed, our vehicles airbags did not in fact deploy at any rate. Which put all passengers in severe danger causing injuries that could have been avoided if they worked properly. Also the drivers seat belt (which was worn at the time of the accident) due to the immense collision at one point clicks unhinged and would no longer actively snap back causing multiple injuries as well. This incident will call for suit.

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Mvc with frontal impact first through an t intersection then a culvert and striking a tree at a speed >45 mph. Airbag did not deploy and seatbelt did not lock on drivers side while engaged. Driver incurred a 20% compression fracture on l1 vertabrae.

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The airbags deployed on their own without a collision. I was driving 30 mph on a residential street with roads in excellent condition when all the sudden the steering wheel and passenger dash airbags went off out of n o where.

On Mar. 18, 2017 I was in a parking lot preparing to leave. When I started the car the mechanism that brings the seat belt forward so I can grab it began to move back and forward erratically. When it stopped the seatbelt failed to come all the way out. I turned the car off and started it again and the mechanism came out like it should but the seatbelt wouldn't come out. I played with seatbelt until I got it to come out, however, it wouldn't retract to fit snug against my body. I shut off the car again and turned it on again and the mechanism came out as it should but the seatbelt didn't do anything. I tried to manually retract the seatbelt but it didn't work so I had to drive home without a seatbelt.

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At approximately 74,000 miles the front drivers side seat belt electric extender went in and out 6 six times uncontrollably, then in the retracted position failed all together, while the seat belt itself remained in the slack position and would not retract. This malfunction left the front drivers seat belt useless, a huge safety risk and violates colorado seat belt law. There are thousands of documented complaints in multiple model and years of the same issue with Mercedes Benz seat belts as published online. The local Mercedes Benz dealer states this is not a consumer serviceable item, and Mercedes Benz service bulletin passes off their manufacturer defect as the consumers fault for "soiling the seat belt and not keeping it clean" which is rubbish. Mercedes benz dealer quote to replace the entire seat belt system front driver side only, $900. 00. Front passenger side starting to malfunction, rear passenger side not fully retracting when exiting the vehicle. The local dealer did not offer a loaner car as I had to wait two weeks for them to "schedule me in" for the repair, thus driving an unsafe vehicle during the two week waiting period.

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Seat belt extended without tension and continued to release. So the driver side seat belt was of no functional use. Brought to mercedes service, replaced entire seat-belt and retraction system. Was told the wheel that retracts the belt is defective. Seems like a real safety issue, maybe when someone needs there belt, this will occur, and the result will not be a service call, this should be fixed by mercedes. . .

The contact owns a 2004 Mercedes Benz Clk320. The contact stated that while driving 65 mph, the driver's side seat belt failed while the srs panel warning light illuminated. The failure recurred on three separate occasions. The vehicle was not repaired and the manufacturer was notified of the failure. The approximate failure mileage was 38,000.

The contact owns a 2004 Mercedes Benz Clk320. The contact stated that the front driver side automatic seat belt webbing would not retract. The vehicle was taken to an independent auto shop and an authorized dealer and they both stated that the seat beat assembly would need to be replaced to correct the problem. The manufacturer was not made aware of the problem. The vehicle was not repaired. The failure mileage was approximately 150,000.

The contact owns a 2004 Mercedes Benz Clk320. The contact stated that the seat belt indicator is illuminated, which means the srs needs to be replaced. The failure prevents the seat belt from locking properly. There is also a tele-aide indicator flashing in the center of the instrument panel. The manufacturer stated that the vehicle was not included in NHTSA campaign id numbers 03v534000 (seat belts) and 08v303000 (electrical system). The contact would be responsible for the repair costs. The vehicle has been at the repair shop for the past two days. The failure mileage was 23,000. Updated 05/06/09. Updated 05/07/09.

The contact owns a 2004 Mercedes Benz Clk320. When the contact sat down and started the vehicle, the arm extenders came forward and the seat belt did not move as a result. The contact was informed that new arm extenders were needed. When the vehicle is turned off, the arm extenders stay in one place. The contact stated that the cause of the failure may be electrical. The failure and current mileages were 30,155. Updated 01/08/09 the consumer stated the problem was fixed at a repair shop. The repairman had to pull the seat belt retractors apart to get it to operate. Updated 01/09/09.

2003 Mercedes Benz suffered three tire sidewall flats. ** answer required***. When the dealer went to replace a damaged tire, they found that the remaining tires only had 2mm of tread left. The left front seat belt button was replaced. Water leaked from the top corner of the vehicle.

Vehicle was towed three different occasions due to the check engine light illuminating. The dealer has not been able to permanently correct the problem. They replaced the conductor plate, 2 rings on the connector, trans pan and valve body. The passenger side door never closed properly the first time. It had to be slammed to ensure it was closed. The vehicle was taken to the dealer. The consumer was told it was fixed, however it was not. The seat belts don't seem to provide much protection as they are loose and slip off the consumer's shoulder while driving. (nar).

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