Does anybody have a problem with their S5 automatic seatbelt motors or tracks?

If so, send me an email...

donaldahn@attbi.com

 

I just had mine fixed free by the mazda dealership, if you need yours fixed call mazda cusomer service, and it will be done for free, regardless of the year of the car i mean 89-91

 

they'll still do it??? Really? Thats pretty kool!

Good Mazda.

 

haha, yeah the dealership needs a little convining from the customer service poeple though, my car was in and out in 1 day

if you have any questions just ask me

 

Nice!

It's because they care...

 

Yeah. They are such pieces of **** mazda put a life time warrenty on them. Should have done that with the pulsation damper... and our whole electrical system lol.

 

Convert those POS mouse type seat belts to ol-school s4 (86-88) standard belts....... Just don't tell your insurance company, cause you get a disscount for passive belts.. at least I do

~Mike....

 

You guys got a number for that goodness?

 

will they fix them if they are just really slow and make a painful move toward their extremes?

 

do a search on the auto seatbelt fix and you will fidn the number.

I dont know if they will fix them if they are just slow...... you could always call though

 

is there anyway the s5 belts can be put on an s4?

 

If you have enough time and money anything can be done, but, with the tracks, motors, different console, wiring, etc. it doesn't make any sense.

 

Interesting, The motors blew in mine, and one of the rails/cables snapped and I just static'd them in the farthest back I could and bought a set of 5 point harnesses. I guess if they are under warantee...

 

Not only that, it was recalled by the NHTSA. Seatbelts that jam up are a huge safety hazard.

My driver's side belt does not work. I took it to Mazda and he said it was just the switch was wet. He dried it out, worked for about a week. Stopped working again, couldn't even turn it back to the farthest position without some impressive brute force (which leads me to believe the track is faulty again). Called Mazda again and they said "Oh, well I spent three hours taking it apart, so if you bring it back again I'm going to charge you."

That was almost two years ago. I haven't bothered calling Mazda's customer service, but I think I will sometime in the near future. It's such a hassle having to fasten two buckles. It'd be nice to have it work again as well.

 

cust service 1-800-222-5500

 

the belts in the track broke on mine, I guess I should get the car runing before I talk to customer service...

 

Well, if customer service doesnt work...

I have a set, here...

http://cgi6.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/e...rid=krazybunta

 

Automatic belts are a joke. I am glad I have a 'vert!