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11-06-2004, 09:14 AM
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Twisty, Lazy Seat Belts on my 1995 Trans Sport
I ordered my 1995 Trans Sport and am overall pretty well satisified after 130,000 miles and almost 10 years of ownership. However one little thing really annoys me about my van, and that's the seat belts get all twisted up and retract slowly. (I did have them replaced after bringing in TSB # 431602 LAZY SEAT BELT RETRACTORS to my local Pontiac dealer) however, these seat belts are still a twisty mess.
Anybody else have twisty, lazy seat belts in their Trans Sport ?
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11-06-2004, 10:25 AM
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Re: Twisty, Lazy Seat Belts on my 1995 Trans Sport
Indeed they require special attention not to get inverted in the belt guides and then get twisted into the retractors. When I stop paying attention, I have to puul them out and untwist them through the guide, and then they retract more easily but yes also, I have to guide them to the retractors if I really want them in for sure and not to hang there and interfere with door closure....however, I have had several cars with such problem, I consider it almost as a natural of such things.
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