Seat Belt Problems of Suzuki Reno

Suzuki Reno owners have reported 6 seat belt related problems since 1996. Table 1 shows the 1 most common seat belt problems. The number one most common problem is related to the vehicle's seat belt (6 problems). For details of each of the problem category, use the links in the table.

Table 1. Seat Belt related problems of Suzuki Reno

Problem Category Number of Problems
Seat Belt problems
6

Seat Belt problem #1

Transmission slippage, failure to properly engage wheels/gears and accelerate the vehicle. Sometimes results in no movement; or it results in movement only at a specific speed and only shutting the vehicle off or keeping the brake applied will stop the vehicle. The vehicle appears to be creeping forward w/o any fuel released. Other issues: seat belt locking does not remain locked. Repeatedly. The vehicle is dangerous. Also, the wiper fluid fails to make contact with the windshield. Extremely poor visibility. No fluid spraying onto the windshields. Washer pump works fine, fluid enters the lines, it just doesn't come out of the spouts and there are no leaks. Brand new battery. . . Seems almost dead today. Heater. . . The ice cold air outside is now circulating inside, full blast 30 - 40 minutes, no heat. Headlamp bulbs just changed (again). Several recalls associated with the headlamps and components that facilitate "light" illumination from the head lamps. Had the alignment checked twice with tire type changes recently, the pulling I feel constantly on the road. . . Apparently not the alignment, but more indicative of transmission issues. If I can manage to get the car moving , to start and move safely, I will be getting fluid exhcanges for coolant system and transmission, and then digest some feedback from those procedures, and I might be needing to get those areas flushed as well. The roadway dangers while driving with a vehicle that does not respond according to general expectations (press the accelerator and enjoy an increase in movement speed, for instance). Everything reported about this vehicle now blares loudly as warnings, fire hazards, and general hazards associated with failure to control speed, even safety belt restraints failing to restrain "anything". Somehow it seems like the manufacturer should be compelled to recall the car forever.

Seat Belt problem #2

Airbag light has been on since I purchased this car April 6th 2016 and driver seatbelt broke recent. January 29 2017 both lowbeam headlights went out,these things were recalled but they say my VIN#doesn't match recalls and won't service or honor these recalls! thanks.

Seat Belt problem #3

When a 2008 sazuki Reno about 30 miles went into a skid from being brodsided, it turned around and hit a pol cement piller on the drivers side front finder by tire, the seat belt did not do any thing I went up anginst door and roof and back down and stained neck ,, seat belt did nothing to stop the flying up and out of seat???.

Seat Belt problem #4

Manufacturer's (Suzuki american cars/motors) dealership-pugmire Lincoln-Mercury Suzuki, service manager, forrest beaman, refused to replace the front seat belt tongue which can not latch into the buckle and, in rare cases, even the locked tongue will pop out by low stretching force. If the buckle does not latch completely, the buckle could release without pressing the release button. Nhtsa campaign id number: 07v315000 please advise via email. [xxx] information redacted pursuant to the freedom of information act (foia), 5 u. S. C. 552(b)(6).

Seat Belt problem #5

The contact owns a 2007 Suzuki Reno. The contact stated that her seat belt failed. The Ford dealer stated that there were no recalls on the seat belt, but advised her to bring in the vehicle for repair. The contact plans to have the vehicle repaired on her next day off from work. The failure mileage was 34,000.

Seat Belt problem #6

The contact owns a 2006 Suzuki Reno. When the contact started the vehicle, the air bag and engine warning indicators began to illuminate on the instrument panel continuously. The vehicle was taken to an authorized dealer where the air bag sensor was replaced. The failure recurred two weeks after the vehicle was repaired. The vehicle was not repaired a second time. The manufacturer was notified of the problem. The approximate failure mileage was 36,000. Updated 06/06/12 the consumer stated there is also a failure with the seat belt. The transmission failed 1 year after the vehicle was purchased. Updated 06/07/js.



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