Seatbelt was fixed on recall about two years ago. But, same problem has been happening again. Automatic seat belt, when seat belt went to back, it started making clicking sounds. Belt dropped down out of ceiling. Contacted dealer. Dealer would not fix because it was fixed on recall.
1993 Mitsubishi Mirage seat belts complaints
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Driver's side guide rail remedy had failed again for 3rd time. Shoulder belt failed to retract to original position. *ak
This seatbelt has been recalled in 97, which I had done. Now out of the blue it just stopped working. I called the dealership and also the mitsubishi hotline and they are both saying that because it was already replaced that my case is closed and they won't give me a new one. Other than the seatbelt not working, this 8 year old car runs fine, I don't want to get rid of it just because it will cost more than half the book value of the car to replace this defective part. Can you help me?
Covered cable which is a part of guiderail for seat belt is going to cost approximately $500.00 to fix when there is the federal safety agency recall campaign 97v073001 which deals with same problem. Please provide any additional information/attachments.
Driver's side seatbelt is stuck into retractor. Seatbelt is automatic. Other parts are hanging inside of roof of vehicle.
Was having seat belt problem. Took to dealership where mechanic put switch on. Found recall notice #97v073000 in papers. Contacted dealership again. Service manager refused to have belt guide rail replaced. Told recall done. Manufacturer agreed with dealership. Owner indicated recall repairs were partially done.
Front passenger side seat belt is not operating properly. Automated shoulder belt track will disengage and go into unlocked position. Please provide any additional information.
The consumer was having problems with the federal safety agency recall 97v073000/ manufacturer's recall sr97. Later, automatic shoulder belt retractor on driver side didn't retract. It stayed in a restraint postion. Dealer felt it was another component that was causing guiderail to be inoperative.
Cable has disengaged from t mechanism and it has caused the shoulder anchorage to become stuck. Has torned the seatbelt webbing material. He has contacted dealership, and the dealership wants $800.00 to be repaired.
The left side automatic seatbelt part that fits into the track broke. It was making a click sound and wouldn't move.
Shoulder belt stays in lock position, doesn't retract in order to use the shoulder strap. We must manually put iton and off. Also, can hear the clicking noise of the motorized belt not work.ing. Shoulder strap was fixed by the manufacturee on a recall.
Passenger's shoulder seatbelt is inopeable. Upper anchor has jammed in the middle of the track.
Recall 97v073001/driver's side guide rail: vehicle experiencing problem with the driver side guide cable coming out of the rail, and leaving the occupant without any retraint. Dealer notified, and informed consumer that this vehicle was not covered under recall due to VIN. *ak the shoulder belt became stuck in a position that would not restrain the driver.
The cable on the driver's side automatic shoulder belt dropped out of the chamber and the shoulder belt anchorage became stuck. I have previously taken my 1993 mitsubishi mirage in to the dealer for recall the federal safety agency campaign number: 97v073001. The problem that this recall was designed to fix is exactly the problem that I am having. The dealer will not cover the repairs because of the 12 month, 12,000 mile warenty has expired on the recall. The problem has not been fixed and I feel I could be at risk.
Automatic seat belt stopped working, cable hung loose on piece of grey wire. When entering the door there was a clinking noise.
Had recall work done prior to any failure in 1997/now the seat belt assembly has failed with repair cost of the part @ $650.00 and 2 hours labor @ $136.00-- it is felt that the repair @ time of recall was not reliable and current failure should be repaired without cost to car owner--think manufactor should still pay for repair.
Passenger's side seat belt will not disengage from the retracting mechanism, causing the seat belt to intermittently become inoperable. Please give any further details.
Passenger's side seat belt is inoperative, the seat is locked in open position, prventing any usage of the passenger's side seat belt. Also, recall 97v073001 deals with the same problem, but only includes driver's side seat belt. Passenger's side seat belt is not included. *ak
Automatic seatbelt retractor broke on driver's side , causing the driver to be unrestrained. Dealer will be notified.
Safety belt structure recalled once prior, replacement part is also defective, company will charge you approx. $600.00 to $800.00 to fix safety defect.
Shoulder seat belt won't retract, which keeps getting struck in the upper position.
Seatbelt on the passenger's side broke, seatbelt webbing does come over the head.
No summary listed for above vehicle.
Passive restraint belt was repaired under a recall and defect still exists. Manufacturer has been notified. Recall 97v073. 001.
There has been 2 recalls since purchase of the car in 1993 for the seat belt. The first one was for the track, & now for the latch. The dealership is wanting to charge me for fixing the problem. There is obviously a problem with the safety system of 1993 mitsubishi mirage ls model. Someone could get hurt or killed should they be involved in an accident. The cable that is in the track shoots out and stays that way & the latch freezes in a position. I'm was told that it cost about $500.00 to repair. I should not have to pay for a defect which should be a high concern for mitsubishi & dot.
Automactic seat belt isn't working properly for the passenger's side, and the consumer can only use the lap belt.
I received a recall notice from jerry gross, he received it from mitsubisi when I took the car to a dealer in spartanburg s.c. (the nearest dealer), they ran out a sheet and told me the car had a branded title, and the car had been in a wreak. I already knew this, but they said it was a salvaged car, and they could not fix it for free. I would have to pay for it out of pocket. What do you know of this, is it true? Contact me as soon as possible I would like to be safe. Robert hanselman.
Passenger's side automactic seat belt isn't working. Consumer states that the dealer fixed the driver's side seat belt, and consumer doesn't understand why the passenger's side was on recall. Consumer doesn't feel safe riding in the passenger's seat wtihout a seat belt.
Seat belt motor isn't working. Also, when driving the seat moves from the front to the back and the seat came off the track.
The automatic restaraint choked the driver.the owner pushed the emergency release button. The dealer was notified.
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