Sorry. only answer is replacement.(no user seviceable parts inside.)
bet that dont get me 4 stars.......
It sounds like the inertia reel has locked under tension and needs some slack in the belt to free it off. or You may have activated the ALR locking feature (used for strapping in child seats). This is usually done by fully extending the belt, it then makes a slight clicking sound as it retracts and does not release and spool out again until it is allowed to fully retract. i think these units range 200-400$usd to replace but all hope is not lost you can still try to get it to go back.
trying a side to side motion at the same time you try to pull it out, also try pulling the buckle up and back instead of down/forward if that doesnt work the next one is a little bit harder and most likely what the dealer would try.
You'll need to fit yourself in the gap between the floor and the upright seats. There is a seatbelt strap that attaches to the floor under the seat which can be unbolted which then releases tension on the belt unit. Make sure you keep hold of the belt, then once tension has gone, get some slack and attach a safety pin to the upper part of the belt to stop it being pulled back into the unit.
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SOURCE: rear seatbelt stuck in retracted position
the only thing you can do because of design is replacement. it is designed to lock with forward momentum and if its stuck now, it will do it again. happy holidays
SOURCE: 2000 nissan altima: driver side seatbelt is in
Take the bolt out of the top of the seat belt and release the pressure on it.If this doesnt work the safety module will have to be replaced.
SOURCE: 2006 honda civic rear middle
hi it sounds like the safty mechanisum in the belt has been activated some how this happens when a ball bearing falls down into a safty postion and locks the belt up into place you can strip and remove the little ball bearing and have your seat belt working again but no longer will act as it should in a crash so i would strongly advise to change the hole seat belt system .
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