i have a 1990 integra. the driver shoulderbelt stopped sliding back one day out of the blue. If i force the belt backwards with the door closed as soon as i open the door it slides forward then not back again. Is there a way to disable the auto part so it will be stationary in the back position? why cant they just have manual belts :\

 

There is probably a fuse you can pull. I'm not too sure though and can't check since I'm not near my car

 

I couldn't find a way to disable it when mine did that.

Why not manual belts? Because for a few years very retarded laws essentially prevented it. It was either attached to the door itself (which made the manufacturers use heavy stout doors to support it) or automatically position itself (which opening and closing the door with a door mounted belt did).

Take it to the dealer. Warranty for safety equipment is lifetime. I had both rails, sliders, electric motors, and belts replaced 2 years ago under warranty on my 91.

 

will a honda dealership fix it or gotta go to acura?

 

Not every honda dealership carries the parts needed, and since it is an older integra Acura may not have the parts either. They will need to order them in. You can essentially go to either one cause chances are they need to order them in

 

same here, for now i just had it in the back position and removed the fuse for that side and that disabled it. havent had the time to take it to the dealer. but it sucks for the passenger who has to both buckle the lap and shoulder belt