SeatBelt Dilemma
#1
SeatBelt Dilemma
Front seat belt doesnt retract properly, sometimes slow and sometimes not at all, Im constantly slamming the door on the buckle ( p*ssing me off ) that I think the door closed and lock when its still open , or getting in and sitting on the belt trying to buckle up. How do I fix this so it retracts properly? Its just the drivers side doing it.
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#5
So, if you find an HHR without the airbags deployed, can you salvage the front driver’s side outer belt assembly?
Online they aren’t to expensive for new
https://www.gmpartsgiant.com/oem-che...seat_belt.html
Online they aren’t to expensive for new
https://www.gmpartsgiant.com/oem-che...seat_belt.html
#6
No, you can't use used ones. If not for legal reasons, for liability reasons. Not sure of that, but I do know used is not recommended. Technically, a shop can only install new restraint parts made for the model and year of the vehicle.
I don't care what you choose to do; just warning.
I know that junkyards can't sell used catalytic converter for use (they can and do recycle them), I think airbags and actuator type seatbelts are in the same category.
People have been sued because of frayed seatbelts. Just saying. "Do you feel lucky?? (insert Dirty Harry meme here)
I don't care what you choose to do; just warning.
I know that junkyards can't sell used catalytic converter for use (they can and do recycle them), I think airbags and actuator type seatbelts are in the same category.
People have been sued because of frayed seatbelts. Just saying. "Do you feel lucky?? (insert Dirty Harry meme here)
#9
If you have an air compressor, try blowing about 50 psi in the retainer cover. I did this to a friends Impala (remember those) who had the same problem and it worked. Ultimately it was a candy mint wrapper.