The driver's seatbelt in my '08 Dodge failed. I couldn't pull it out. Seems that it's controlled by a sensor under the seat and something in the belt retractor couldn't read the signal. Why would they make a seatbelt electrically controlled, anyway?
I couldn't find a used one so I had to go new for $300. It was a 30 minute job to install it myself, mostly removing molding to get at it.
Other brands have similar setups. They've deliberately done stuff like this to put us home mechanics out of business. Who the hell needs an electric seatbelt?
