GR_DC2

Has anyone been successful lately with getting the dealership to replace old seat belts that won't retract? Is Acura still obligated to replace them for free?

Chrisfrom1986

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I don't know about the retracting issue but I took my 96 civic sedan to the dealer for a frayed drivers belt and they replaced it no charge. They replaced the throttle cable too . I would just ask the service manager in person if it was covered under warranty still with the car there so they can look at it.

GR_DC2

That's good to hear. I'd assume frayed belts and non-retracting belts should be treated the same. How recently did you get this work done?

Chrisfrom1986

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I know it was within the last year, I don't remember when exactly.

91akira

Its pretty much "hit or miss". You got some dealers who will give you a hard time and maybe if your lucky they will honor it. I myself got issues with them twice at two different dealerships in San Diego. I dont' have time to go to the proper channels to get this done for Free. I'm too busy with life.

EnjoyTheRideDC2

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Would a seat belt for a dc/db even be available @ a dealership if a replacement were needed?

egsleepercivic

https://www.acuraautomotiveparts.org...seat-belt-scat

they don't show discontinued yet

I have a 95 ls and have been wondering about this lately, mine no longer retract and need to be replaced

GR_DC2

Yep usually this kind of thing that is warrantied for longer periods is kept in production for this very reason. Normal stuff like random interior plastics for example will follow the usual life cycles and could be discontinued after 10-15 years.

MotorMouth93

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My seat belts stopped retracting a while back. I took the interior panels off and cleaned the seatbelts with a steam cleaner. They worked much better afterwards. Taking them off at letting them soak in a bowl of hot soapy water would probably work too.

mrnicolas

as far as i was told you will have a lifetime warranty on the parts. you might have to pay a "diagnostic fee" to some dealers though.