2009 Toyota Camry seat belts complaints

Filed Oct 23, 2009 · Seat belts · 12,320 miles · OH

1. 2009 toyota camry se made a clunk noise from the back passenger side area of rear seat. Got out to see if it was something like a tire. Ended up opening the back door of car to find that it was the seatbelt. There was a knot in the belt and it had retracted forcefully into the opening of the seatbelt slot. The belt will not pull back out, and cannot be untied due to the pulling of the retractor. 2. It has never happened before, we do not use the back seat, so the knot had to have been there since the dealer last june. 3. I was told by the dealership I purchased the camry at that they couldn't help me. I took it to another toyota dealer hoping that the response would be different. It wasn't. The second dealer told me that I was out of luck, and it could be fixed for 300 dollars. I see this as a problem. If this would happen to someone with a child in the backseat and the child was injured, it would be a different story. Until then I would like to report my problem as written above.

Filed Jul 29, 2008 · Seat belts, Seats · MI

Tl*the contact owns a 2009 toyota camry. While driving 25-60 MPH, the driver's side seat belt moved upward and made the contact uncomfortable. As a result, she drove without the seat belt attached. The contact could be seriously injured in the event of a crash. In addition, the contact is experiencing difficulty seeing other vehicle's in her blind spots. She can see while parking, but has to open the door to do so. The lumbar support in the driver's seat causes discomfort to the contact's lower back. She is distracted by the pain while driving. She received a letter from the doctor to get another vehicle due to the pain and discomfort. The failure mileage was unknown. Update 09/10/08 *cw updated 09/17/08. *jb the consumer stated the seats are very low. Without raising them, it was almost impossible to see the road. The driver seat had no lumbar support. Updated 09/17/08.