In re: seat belts: the inertia reels on the front belts (both sides) of my vehicle are inoperative 99% of the time. Yanking the belts engages the reels only occasionally. The ones in the showroom vehicles engaged every time. Research on the web reveals this to be a common problem and that chevrolet is charging almost $300 each to replace the defective units!. Inre: the ABS brakes: I was towing a boat and had to slow, quickly, for a yellow light turning red. As the ABS engaged I lost my brakes and went right through the intersection! The brakes are in great mechanical condition. Again, searching the web for information, I am steered to the wheel sensor wires in the front. The word is that the wires are badly routed, subject to damage, and cause loss of braking. There are numerous reports on bulletin boards of costly repairs to the wires following braking system failure!
1994 Chevrolet Blazer seat belts complaints
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The front passenger seat belt will lock in the retracting position. Please describe.
Failure on the driver and passenger side seat belts, consumer made a sudden stop and the seat belts did not lock.
The rear seatbelts do not fasten due to position of the buckle in the seat. Please describe. Tt
The front passenger seatbelt will not unlatch. Please describe. Tt
Right rear seat belt locked up/jammed trapping occupant inside; occupant got out by father cutting belt. Tt
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