Recalls


CampaignManufacturerManufacturing dateType# of units affectedDate Owner notified MfgRecall Initiated byManufacturers of recalled vehicles/productsReport Recieved DateRecord Creation DateRegulation Part NumberFMVSS Number
SEAT BELTS
92V053000CHRYSLER CORPORATIONfrom 05/01/1988 to 06/01/1989V (Vehicle)11500012/28/1992ODICHRYSLER GROUP LLC04/13/199204/23/1992
Defect SummaryThe automatic shoulder restraint systems can malfunction and become inoperative.
Consequence SummarySeat occupants without shoulder restraints are subject toincreased risk of injury in the event of a sudden stop or vehicle crash.
Corrective SummaryReplace the system drive and rail assembly with revised components.
NotesSystem: automatic shoulder restraints.vehicle description: passenger cars with automatic shoulder restraints.note: while the automatic shoulder restrain system may not function, therestraint system can be operated manually, and should be used to preservethe safety of the seat occupant.

Investigations


NHTSA IDManufacturerDate openDate closeSubjectRecall campaign
SEAT BELTS
PE91082CHRYSLER GROUP LLC06/05/199110/30/1991AUTO SHOULDER BELT FAILURE
 There is no summary currently available
EA91043CHRYSLER GROUP LLC10/30/199104/20/1992AUTO SHOULDER BELT FAILURE92V053000
 There is no summary currently available

Consumer Complaints


Fail datemilesoccurencesPurchase date
SEAT BELTS
204/15/1992
 Recall work completed on the motorbelt however driver's side belt continues to malfunction.
07/01/1998
 Electrical portion of the shoulder seat belts on driver and passenger side do not operate. dealer is not aware of the problem, problem cannot be duplicated. *ak
104/15/1992
 Driver's motorized seat belt locks up.
03/03/19953
 Passenger's automatic seat belt failed after recall (92v-053). *skd
SEAT BELTS - FRONT - ANCHORAGE
05/25/20010
 Vehicle had an oil leak. and after having repaired leak a few times was told by mechanic that there is a recall on that part. also, has a problem with seat belts. *ak
 We were notified of a recall involving the automatic safety belt assembly. we took the vehicle to the dealer and were given a small tube of lubricant to use on the tracks. later, the driver's side shoulder harness failed and it was necessary to manually move it to the point at which it would normally be when the seat was occupied and the shoulder belt was in use. we have been operating this belt in this manual manner for over four years. the dealer claimed that they did not have to replace the parts involved if the vehicle had exceeded its economic life. when asked what that life expectancy was, i was told anything over 100,000 miles. the parts were not replaced. i was advised that i could purchase replacement parts for a cost in excess of $200 per assembly. i did not replace the parts, nor did the dealer. the vehicle is still in use and the belts are lawfully supposed to be functioning as automatic but they do not. the shoulder harness on the passenger side receives less use, but is also subject to the recall. how do we get the dealer to comply and repair this vehicle? nhtsa campaign id number: 92v053000l component: inteior systems passive restraint belts; manufacturer: chrysler corporation; potentional number of units affected: 115000. our vehicle appears to be one of those affected. now what?
12/01/1992
 Motorized shoulder belts slowly or chatter in the track and may eventually stop traveling and become inoperative, lubricate tracks on several occasion, to no avail, recal #545
11/03/1995403/17/1989
 Vehicles driver side seat belt was installed defectively for a recall. replacement belts have same problem not able to remedy the problem. tt consumer stated dealer did not have part on 11-3-1995 had order prt installed new part on 11-9-1995 part defective also on 12-12-1995 called numerous times to dealer and manufacturer and they were always busy, called dealer back and no one returbed consumer's call, finally when consumer spoke to somone was told they seat belt was not under warranty.*jb