Seat Belt Problems of Toyota T100

Passenger seat belt locked up and would not retract. Person was in vehicle buckled up. Had to cut belt to get the person out.

See all problems of the 1996 Toyota T100 🔎.

Well on my 1997 Toyota t-100 extended cab the rear seat belt to hold the child seat in place keeps coming loose and I have not other option that place the child seat on the rt or lt rear seats and this will or might risk my kid in a dangerous situation in case of a collision, also the drivers seat come loose super loose it wont restrain and in going to have to get one soon. So I ask to the nsths to contact Toyota's manufacturer and have them handle this problem. I did include my truck information and hope to hear from Toyota's manufactures soon, thanks again and have a wonderful day.

See all problems of the 1997 Toyota T100 🔎.

The contact owns a 1998 Toyota T100. The contact stated that the seat belt locks, but becomes loose when driving. The seat belt fails to retract when the failure occurs, but the seat belt warning indicator light illuminates. The current mileage is 105,000 and failure mileage was 100,000.

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The driver's seat belt latch was defective. The buckle will not latch. The consumer stated it was a state law that the seat belts were to be worn while driving. The seat belt would not retract.

1997 Toyota t-100, seat belts fail to perform properly since originally purchased in 1997. Seat belts fail to retract and are constantly hanging outside the truck through the bottom of the truck door whether in use or not. Seat belts have been wet hundreds of times, have been exposed to road salt for every winter since 1997. Since the problem was discovered in 1997 soon after the truck was purchased it was brought to the attention of the dealership several times who quickly dismissed the problem by informing me "what do you want us to do, these belts conform to all federal requirements. . . There is nothing we can do. . . Even if we were to install new belts they would be just like what is on the vehicle now". I guess the question I have is, are these seat belts as safe today as they should be? if the answer is no, then my next question is, why not?.

Passenger's side automatic safety belt locks up constantly.