Rear Seat Belt Problems of Nissan Quest

I was in a low impact wreck--no damage to my 2001 Nissan Quest van. My 7 year old son was in the very back bench seat on the passenger side. When I slammed on my brakes to avoid being hit by the other vehicle my son's seat belt released and he went flying into the front passenger seat and then hit the side door. I want an explanation as to why the seat belt buckle failed in a low impact crash. I will be taking it to a dealership to get it looked at. My son was injured in the crash and had to be transported to a trauma unit.

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Outer rear seat belts do not work properly. There is stitching in the seat belt that does not allow the clasp to move freely. The clasp gets stuck below the stitching and it gets stuck above the stitching. I child cannot work the seat belt properly. Once the clasp is below the stitching will it work properly in an accident?.

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Consumer complained that the third row seat belt continued to tighten on the 9 year old child's waist while driving, and he was unable to release the belt by hand. They had to cut the seat belt to free their child. Dealer was not notified at this time.

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I just wanted to state that I have identified with most of the failure problems that are listed on the complaint page. The right rear seat belt has failed, it will not pullout or retract, and no one cause this problem, it is a malfunction of the saet belt. There is a significant fuel odor in the van from time to time, no particular time noted. The sliding door does not lock and unlock properly, and it will lock by itself and stick, also it will not stay in the open position consistantly. My brake pads are going out, it may just be normal wear and tear, but they seemed to go out all of a sudden. In general it makes all kinds of whistling, grinding and bumping noises when driving.

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A child in the rear seat was unable to remove the seat belt. The seat belt locked in the automatic locking position and was tight around the child neck. The seat belt had to be cut to release the child from the seat belt.