2013 Chrysler 200 Seat belts Problems

“Within the last two months my passenger side seatbelt has jammed up twice. When it occurred I was not in my vehicle nor was I driving. I frequently have passenger seat riders and this problem indeed is hazardous. I spoke with a representative at landers dodge and they didn't know what too do too resolve this problem.”

“Takata recall upon starting my vehicle to go to work I noticed that my airbag and seatbelt indicator were both on. I fastened my seatbelt and both indicators still stayed on. I proceeded to drive my vehicle to work and they were still on when I made it to work. When I came out for lunch break and started my vehicle they were off, but they continue to periodically come on and stay on even with both the driver and passenger seatbelts buckled. …”

“I was driving on the freeway when I noticed smoke coming from underneath my hood and the same time my car was loosing power I glanced at my warning lights in which there was no warning indication that my car was hot nor did the engine light appeared. …”

“Adjusted the electrical mirror then shortly after adjustment smoke started to roll out from under the buttons of the window controllers and melted them slightly (driver and passenger front window buttons) the vehicle was in motion and then stationary due to we had to exit the vehicle due to be overcome with smoke. We were turning off a highway to a residential street. We then was able to get back into the car when there was little smoke and continue 1/2 mile to the home were staying at. Window's will not roll up or down now. …”

“When I purchased the vehicle in 2013 it was considered used at the dealer and soon after purchasing it the passenger seat belt would not unbuckle when the passenger pressed the red button to unlatch the belt. Quite a few times the passenger had to literally climb out from under the seat belt to get out of the vehicle and if it was still latched I really had to pull hard to get it to unbuckle. Sometimes on long trips I would make the passenger sit in the back seat because this became quite an issue. …”