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I think what dags is on about is coating a safety device in several chemicals that could potentionally weaken the webbing of the belt fibres.

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haha yeah this one can be a bit of a pain, believe it or not I got canaried for a slow retracting seatbelt a couple of weeks ago. All I did was I pulled it apart and found there was dust and crap on the retractor wheel, cleaned it all off and was good as new!

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i think what dags is on about is coating a safety device in several chemicals that could potentionally weaken the webbing of the belt fibres.

Nope just forgot to use the sarcasm font again... :thumbsup:

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It is a common problem, and my dealer says that a pulling the trim off and cleaning the belt with warm soapy water does the trick.

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Well one would hope that automotive chemicals like armor all would not hurt seatbelts.....

I tried the Technical Fraud Soapy water trick, but it didnt help at all.....

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  hanra said:
Well one would hope that automotive chemicals like armor all would not hurt seatbelts.....

MAybe not now but there was a court case in the US a while ago regarding damage caused by Armoral. What I was refering to though was mixing chemicals that could potentially react when mixed.

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there is an easy fix for this, get a cardboard buisness card and use it to scrape out the black gunk that builds up in between the belt it self and where it feeds down the b pillar, no chemicals, no dismantling and quick!! and even better it works

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I actually removed the entire trim section and belt from the car, and cleaned it out really well. It still didnt solve the issue. I also put mr sheen on the plastic trim where the belt enters the trim so it was really slippery.

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