POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post
the right front seat belt is getting tired and needs to be fed slowly back in its place when not in use. Does anyone have a working used one in black? I would rather not pay $376 for a new one.
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POST 2Original post
my drivers side was doing the same. there are multiple posts on this forum addressing this topic. try a search as there are different approaches to improve functionality before replacement route. in my case I found the belt was twisted 180 degrees in the retraction channel on the inside of the pillar. pulled the belt out as far as i could, threaded through belt guide on pillar to fix the twist, and it retracted without any problem. good luck.
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