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Old 01-01-08, 10:41 PM
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My Automatic Seat belts don't work Is there a relay or fuse somewhere that I should check? Where is a good place to start?
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On the 89-91 models there is a 30a fuse for the auto seatbelts. If that doesn't work then they are most likely broken and can be taken to any Mazda dealership and fixed for FREE because of a recall that happened and is in effect for the life of the vehicle.
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On the 89-91 models there is a 30a fuse for the auto seatbelts. If that doesn't work then they are most likely broken and can be taken to any Mazda dealership and fixed for FREE because of a recall that happened and is in effect for the life of the vehicle.
What do you tell Mazda to get them to fix the seat-belts for free
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What do you tell Mazda to get them to fix the seat-belts for free
"Fix 'em".
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Search the forum for "seatbelt recall" that will answer all the questions you have. I have had both of mine done at two different dealerships; both for free.
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Old 01-02-08, 06:24 AM
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Thanks!! I found that info here is a link that shows the recall info if anyone is intrested. http://www.car.com/content/own/servi.../seriesid/3725
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would mazda fix series 4 seatbelts? or has anybody tried doing that with their s4?
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would mazda fix series 4 seatbelts? or has anybody tried doing that with their s4?
series 4 cars dont have auto seat belts...
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Old 01-04-08, 12:26 PM
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whats the auto part about s5 then? either way it looks like the s5 has better seat belts would it be easy to replace my shitty, saggy s4 ones with s5 ones?
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