POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post
The title says it all, it's retracted and won't extend. Passenger side. I've tried pulling at different angles, no help. HELP! Bob
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YOUR RESEARCH'99 Cap seat belt stuck!
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I later jiggled, tried to retract it more and eventually it gave way and went back to normal.
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POST 2Original post
My driver side did that in the middle of a long trip. Bummer. I finally just connected the passenger belt in the driver side so the darn bell would quit. I later jiggled, tried to retract it more and eventually it gave way and went back to normal. Maybe a common-but-rare event? I have no idea what caused it. It has not happened again. YMMV
POST 3 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post
There can't be just two of us to experience this problem! I've been jiggling and pulling and pushing the belt with no relief. It looks like a big job to pull the interior apart to access the retractor, is that my only solution? Bob
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