Sloppy Seatbelts
#1
Sloppy Seatbelts
Anybody solve the issue where the seatbelt retracts really really slow, like it's stuck in molasses?
If I don't feed my driver's seatbelt nicely into the pillar, it generally gets stuck in the door. Pretty annoying.
If I don't feed my driver's seatbelt nicely into the pillar, it generally gets stuck in the door. Pretty annoying.
#3
It does it on my passenger side almost every time it's used. I've noticed if the car is still running it doesn't do it as much (slight vibration?). I think NickBroderick had the same issue and fixed his by taking it apart and putting it back together.
Last edited by Skythe; 11-02-2011 at 09:41 PM.
#5
I soaked my drivers seat belt in hot water with powdered laundry detergent for 15 minutes, repeated with fresh water and detergent, soaked in just water, toweled/let it dry. It retracts a lot faster now.
There was a lot of crud in the nylon after 150,000k miles/13 years.
There was a lot of crud in the nylon after 150,000k miles/13 years.
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