My seat belt clasp just broke on my 90 ex.I think I read somewhere that P adams said they have a lifetime warrenty on them?
I was just wondering if I was remembering right.

 

yes they do..........Mr P- is correct......

 

All honda seatbelts ever made are under a lifetime warranty. (as long as they arent cut or otherwise user damaged)

 

Does this apply to just the belt part or the whole thing? The part that retracts the belt on mine is starting to fail and was thinking about replacing it soon.

 

Yeah it is true.I called the dealership and the parts guy said it's completely free.I expected to still have to pay labor atleast but I guess not.

 

Yes your belt is covered has long as your dog did'nt eat it. (Don't laugh, I've seen this several times) But Honda heads be warned. Only the mechanical portions of the belts are covered not electrical. (Such that are found in 91 Accord automatic shoulder belts)

 

the dealership i work at often cover electrical issues on seatbelts. especially if its made the srs light come on

 

Yes! Very true if it includes a (Common) Honda wiring failure as with the problem under the left seat of some Accord models which will turn the dreaded SRS light on. Honda is great about admitting it's mistakes but will not cover failed sensors in 90,91 Civics. (Or control units) or automatic shoulder belts in early 90 model Accords or any thing else in that area they don't feel is their fault

 

WE WAS ALWAYS COVERING THE BELTS ON ACCORDS

 

Woah 95CIVICLSR, Didn't want to start a war with you. Just letting people know what I have experienced working for the dealer and independents here in California

 

but does the warrenty cover the part if your not the original owner of the car

 

no no no i wasn't bashing at all man. i'm cool. i guess it just depends on what dealer you work at. i've saw my boss not cover stuff that i new should be covered(ie 03- up accord keys with built in remote that breaks off) and cover cover stuff and was like wtf???. so i guess it all depends. but no arguing from me man.

 

no as long as its a covered component it doesn't matter

 

Thanks for the reply 95CIVICLSR,It's people like us that can give good information to all the Honda heads on this site!

 

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If it affects the operation of the seatbelts, it's covered.