Seat Belt Barely Retracts
#2
#3
My 05 coupe has a plastic clip next to the headrest that rotates up and holds the seat belt in a more comfortable position when I'm seated. If I rotate it down the seat belt retracts just fine, but if I leave it in the position I drive in it doesn't retract. It's a little annoying but I just rest it on the seat.. I'll try to take a pic tomorrow.
#4
It's normal on these cars. The actual seat belt unit itself is fine. It's the tension from the plastic clip that prevents the belt from retracting.
I just gave up. I don't care if my door eats a foot or two of my seat belt when I get out. I don't ever notice until I go to get back in the car, anyway.
I just gave up. I don't care if my door eats a foot or two of my seat belt when I get out. I don't ever notice until I go to get back in the car, anyway.
#6
Registered User
iTrader: (10)
#7
Trending Topics
#8
Registered User
iTrader: (10)
Gary
#9
But in the 21st Century you'd think they'd create a system that worked correctly! These are the worst seatbelt retractors I've ever used, WTF all they need is a stronger spring for them to work correctly! Brett, it's not about time but the simple fact they don't work right!
Gary
Gary
I just never let it bother me I suppose. I've got bigger things to worry about than a seatbelt that doesn't retract properly. Just because it doesn't retract doesn't mean it isn't going to save my life in a wreck.
My point was, if your seatbelt is caught in the door, regardless of whether the retractor works or not (yes, this has happened in my Maxima, too, and those belts worked just fine), why rip it out of the door and risk damaging something instead of taking an extra 2.5 seconds to open the door and remove it?
#10
#11
#13
NO it won't wind up on your neck or clothes that's why it's called dry lube (stays where it's applied), the lube (made of Teflon particles) sticks to plastic provides smother surface for belt to slide through,