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Old 08-01-2007, 16:23   #1
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Over the past couple of weeks my seatbelt has started to jam or take a while to roll back, example if I lean forward then sit back in my seat the resulting slack in the belt is not automatically retracted.

This could obviously be catastrophic. I'm guessing a new belt is required, and will try to get it replaced under warranty. Anyone else experienced this?

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Old 08-01-2007, 16:56   #2
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it has been mentioned before on here , do a search for the threads

my O/S/F belt can be a bit sticky when retracting , its usually down to the position of the belt at the top point , i just move the slide mount slightly and its ok
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Old 08-01-2007, 19:51   #3
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Spray the webbing with silicone polish and pull it in/out a few times. Has always worked for me.
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Default Re: Sticky Seatbelt

It usually sticks up due to fluff off your clothes getting dragged back into reel with the belt.

Pull it all the wa out and give it a clean with a damp cloth usually works, failing that pop the b pillar trims off and there is a metal guide bar in there, usually fluffed up aswell.
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