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Automatic Seatbelt problem...
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Automatic Seatbelt problem...
The auto seatbelt on the drivers side of my car stoped working today...Ive never had any problem with it before...I stoped to hose down the car and when i got back in it wouldnt close...So now its stoped in the foward position...Ive checked the fuse and its good...The passenger side works fine...Is there anyway to manually wind them into the closed position??? ![Freak :freak:](./images/smilies/freak.gif)
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Re: Automatic Seatbelt problem...
The door pin is likely frozen closed. It's a black plastic nippley looking thing on the door jam, close to the striker where the door latches.
You should be able to push it in and it should pop back out on it's own. Are your interior lights as well not coming on when you open the door? This will tell you for sure that's what it is.
Although...I'm not entirely sure what triggers the auto seatbelts, since I don't have them. Maybe it's when you turn the ignition on?
You should be able to push it in and it should pop back out on it's own. Are your interior lights as well not coming on when you open the door? This will tell you for sure that's what it is.
Although...I'm not entirely sure what triggers the auto seatbelts, since I don't have them. Maybe it's when you turn the ignition on?
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Re: Automatic Seatbelt problem...
I am guessing this is the recall problem.
http://www.mx-3.com/recalls/seatbelts.php" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
I swapped doors from a 94 with manual belts and my autobelts stay in the closed position all the time so I don't think the little black poppy thing is the problem IMO.
http://www.mx-3.com/recalls/seatbelts.php" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
I swapped doors from a 94 with manual belts and my autobelts stay in the closed position all the time so I don't think the little black poppy thing is the problem IMO.
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Re: Automatic Seatbelt problem...
i don't know if they still fix them at the dealer still
just go to any mazda dealer and ask if they still have a recall on the auto seat belt.
just go to any mazda dealer and ask if they still have a recall on the auto seat belt.
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Re: Automatic Seatbelt problem...
i had a prob with my seat belt on my first car the cord in the track had sliped out at the 90 deg at the back of door . the anser is yes there is a way to move it by hand if you look behide the seat the plastic cover that covers the motor for the seat belt , if you remove the cover you will see a plastic bult near the motor should be the same size as your tire iron turn that and should move for you . but you should allways find pro help when dealing with safety ... good luck
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Re: Automatic Seatbelt problem...
the recall is still in effect, i had mine fixed about a year and a half ago, if you have problems with the dealership just have them look up the recall, when mazda did the recall they extended it to last "the life of the car". Got mine fixed free of charge.
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Re: Automatic Seatbelt problem...
yup took it to a dealer in butler and they fixed it and thy also did the front coil springs:)