Seat Belt Does Not Retract
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- Grasp the seat belt and pull it out slowly and evenly from the retractor, do that in 15-25mm (5/8-1in) increments, continuing until the seat belts entire length has been pulled out.
- Release the seat belt, and allow the retractor to slowly retract the full length of the seat belt. The seat belt must retract without any additional help.
- Additionally, make sure, that the seat belt can be stopped any time while retracting and then resumed while being released again. This must also be possible in all retracting positions.
- Should problems be observed in step 3, perform the first two steps 2 more times.
- Should the retractor, after performing these steps, not function freely and properly, it is to be replaced with a new part.