Back seat belt wont lock

try changing the seat belts

There are supposed to be three locks. It is common for seats like this for the lock to fall to the back or under side of the seat. Try taking the bench cushion off and see if you can find it. Did you buy this car used? if so and you cant find the seat belt take it to them. It is supposed to be there

is the belt wrapped around the lever to adjust the seat?
Try sliding the seat to get some slack.
He may have it in ALR mode. That is when you pull it allthe way out, and then it ratchets it's way back in until it is all the way in. Then it reverts back to pulling out and going in w/o ratcheting.
This is to lock a child seat in.
So, you need to get it in all the way somehow.

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This happens to me also. To solve the problem you need to un-bolt the seat belt clip. A bit tricky when the bench is tight down, but get a friend to hold it up out of the way as much as possible. This will relieve the tension and allow the seat belt to return to normal. To prevent this in future, pull the seat belt out and clip it in to place before lowering the back bench. This allows enough slack on the seat belt tensioner to stop the problem from happening again.

The fix is:

• remove the seat bench,
  
• unscrew the bolt attaching the seat belt to the body,
  
• return the seat back to its upright position and make sure it latches
• reattach the seat belt
• replace the seat bench

To prevent this from happening again:

• Leave the seat belt latch in its receiver when not in use.
  

On the back side the the bench seat is a black level at the bottom. This lever lock the seat into place

Here is how I fold down the back seat of my 1995 Rodeo. First thing I do is remove the headrests on the back seat. Then I place my knees (and all my weight) on the middle of the seat (bench), and pull on both belts straps. If this is done properly, I will hear each strap release. (sort of a click). As soon as I hear it release, I stand up as best I can while at the same time pulling up the seat. I then manage to step out of the Rodeo while letting the seat fall forward. After that, I am able to drop the other part of the seat into the forward position.

There is a recall on this problem, so best thing to do is go to the GM dealer and have the seat belt replaced for free under the recall notice. Good luck and hope this helps. Body, Interior & Misc.: SEAT BELTS:FRONT:RETRACTOR Service Bulletin Number: 30940006 NHTSA Number: 10005592 Model Years Affected: 2006 Date of Bulletin: 03/2004 Bulletin Summary: INFORMATION ON AVOIDING FRONT SEAT BELT RETRACTOR JAMMING WHEN STORING SEAT BELT. UPDATED

I'll begin by saying I'm surprised there isn't a 3rd belt on a bench seat, but I think you are entering dangerous territory. There is an immense amount of engineering, testing, and development involved in seat belt systems. They are anchored very securely at points that are reinforced and designed to withstand a human body being thrown against the belt, transferring the energy to the anchors of the belts. So, besides being beyond the scope of being possible to install by your average mechanic, I shudder to think of the legal angle. If u were to be involved in an accident, and someone was injured or worse in that seat wearing the added belt, the lawsuit possibilities are scary. Having said all this, check with your local dealer, maybe the Durango is set up somehow for an extra belt, but I've never heard it before.

take a run down to your closest junkyard and get one out of another neon, they wont charge you much, and the bench seat in the back pops right out after some wiggling so it wont take much to fix yourself.