Seat Belt Related Problems of the 1999 Volkswagen Eurovan

Table 1 shows three common seat belt related problems of the 1999 Volkswagen Eurovan. The number one most common problem is related to the front seat belt buckle assembly (three problems). The second most common problem is related to the front seat belt retractor (one problem).

Table 1. Seat Belt related problems of Volkswagen Eurovan


Recently reported Seat Belt problems of the 1999 Volkswagen Eurovan

The Front Seat Belt Buckle Assembly problem

The rear seat female buckle apparatus breaks when a car seat is installed. The base plate of the buckle breaks off, allowing springs and other components of the assembly to fall out, at which point the assembly is no longer functional.   Read details...

The Front Seat Belt Retractor problem

While driving and pressing brakes seat belt retractor failed, causing injuries.   Read details...

The Seat Belt problem

The owner's manual states that the three-point seat belts are designed to hold a child's safety seat in place. To do this, you extend the belt fully until you hear a click, buckle the belt, then let it retract. You should hear a ratcheting noise. The belt should not extend.   Read details...


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