Seatbelt not retracting

meka604

New Member
MY seat belt on my 92 GSR is no longer retracting all the way back anymore. it stops so there is just a little bit to much play when i wear the belt. Does any know how to fix this?

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GSratedR

Rated R
so your seatbelt retracts huh? ***Naaaaaawt***(go see borat) :lol: pick and pull your own at a junk yard^^^^ they are normally good on prices but if you are not close to one buy from ebaymotors from someone who is partting out their stuff. that was how i put back together my shiz. :lol:
 

speedin

The Transporter
Go to ACURA they will fix it FOR FREE. Its a law I beleve
 


GSratedR

Rated R
nice, i guess its because its the seat belt, they wouldent do that for anything else though i dont think.
 

spikehairboy

Non-Registered User
GSratedR said:
so your seatbelt retracts huh? ***Naaaaaawt***(go see borat) :lol: pick and pull your own at a junk yard^^^^ they are normally good on prices but if you are not close to one buy from ebaymotors from someone who is partting out their stuff. that was how i put back together my shiz. :lol:
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borat is gay is a movie production sweat shop!
 

Doug

New Member
Kuchtaboy said:
THATS WAS ME!!!!!!!! lol

Yeah, its a life time safty warrenty. They have to do it
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I would like to believe this is true. But I am having a hell of a time finding concrete evidence of their obligation to fix the shoulder belt. Dealers deny they have to do it gratis.

I have the traditional G2 problem -- automatic seat belt decides to stay put in open position ('90 Tegger). I see the warranty that Kuchtaboy posted, I even found a PDF of the original service bulletin at another site. But it does not specifically state "automatic seat belt". I called two Acura dealer service departments in my metropolitan area, and each one says they will fix the lap belt, but that I *will* (Dealer #1) or *may* (the other dealer) have to pay for fixing the automatic shoulder belt mechanism. Price est. is $600 by Dealer #1.

I also called the national Acura Customer Service number in SoCal. The person there did not sound like he had heard about this problem before, must be a noob. He also waffled, saying to take it to a dealer to find out exactly what's wrong and then call again. On another Acura forum somebody said they got conflicting information on this topic depending upon whom they talked to at Acura US-HQ.

Does anybody have a more recent and comprehensive update on this perennial G2 problem?
 
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