seatbelts stuck
05-13-07, 02:12 PM
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seatbelts stuck
hey- ive got a problem with ym seatbelts, basically they r stuck. the driver side is stuck back and the passesnger is stuck forward. they just stopped working allof a a sudden. i looked at the fuse behind the seat but it didnt do nething. very confused about this. thanks
05-13-07, 02:28 PM
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if you havent already searched and found the answer(which you should have done anyway)
The automatic seatbelts have a lifetime warranty, you can take them to mazda and have them replaced free of charge whenever they break.
and ill let someone else say something about your spelling
The automatic seatbelts have a lifetime warranty, you can take them to mazda and have them replaced free of charge whenever they break.
and ill let someone else say something about your spelling
05-14-07, 02:35 PM
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if you havent already searched and found the answer(which you should have done anyway)
The automatic seatbelts have a lifetime warranty, you can take them to mazda and have them replaced free of charge whenever they break.
and ill let someone else say something about your spelling
The automatic seatbelts have a lifetime warranty, you can take them to mazda and have them replaced free of charge whenever they break.
and ill let someone else say something about your spelling
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05-14-07, 11:22 PM
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For God's sake take pictures of your A pillar trim on both sides before you take the car to the dealer. They will probably break the trim pieces getting them off to fix the seatbelts. Take pics as proof that they are good-I am assuming they are-so if they do break them you have proof they were good before you took the car to them. I know from experience.
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05-16-07, 08:06 AM
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For God's sake take pictures of your A pillar trim on both sides before you take the car to the dealer. They will probably break the trim pieces getting them off to fix the seatbelts. Take pics as proof that they are good-I am assuming they are-so if they do break them you have proof they were good before you took the car to them. I know from experience.
05-16-07, 08:13 AM
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I thought about this as I'm in the same boat. My car needs to go in for this service. Might want to check with the dealer before you do this. My only fear is they try to tell me I somehow caused them to brake while tearing out the interior ect. At least let them know you are going to "help them out" by pre-removing the interior areas in question.
05-16-07, 04:50 PM
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