2006 Honda Accord Seat belts Problems

“2006 Honda Accord driver shoulder seat belt will not retract or extend. On may 19, 2014 got into my Honda Accord and could not get my drivers seat belt to work. Honda will not replace this faulty seat belt under the seat belt warranty even though this malfunction was not caused by an accident, collision or misuse. Honda is not concerned with safety. Seat belts save lives and in louisiana wearing a seat belt is the law, but according the Honda of covington and the Honda headquarters they are not required to replace a faulty seat belt.”

“The left passenger seatbelt will not retract - supposed to be a lifetime warranty and as a result airbag indicator light is on, so I take it to the dealer and they tell me seatbelts are on back order and they said it could be months or even years before I get a seatbelt and there is no ETA for it to arrive. So now, I have to drive the vehicle with no seatbelt and non-working airbags risking tickets or worse loss of life. This is unacceptable. What is the point of a lifetime warranty .”

“Took my vehicle in for air bag recall, a few months later, the srs light came on. Took vehicle back to same dealer that had replaced air bag and now I'm told that the srs unit has gone bad and no safety features (air bags, seat belts) will work if I am in a crash. I can pay over $730 to fix this unit. Additionally, I am asked when my battery had died- which it hasn't died. However, the only time in the last few years when my battery was touched was when they disconnected it to replace the drivers recalled air bag. …”

“From what I can tell this is not a safety issue. Just bought 2006 Accord se mid april taking delivery a week later. Returned the vehicle today after long trip to bordering state in which the connection at the door panel of the shoulder safety belt rattles right into the drivers left ear. Had this trip been taken within the 5 day period after taking delivery and been told it was something which could not be fixed, it would have been returned to the dealer for return of our 99 acura. Now I have a brand new car with rattle at my left ear and most unhappy. …”

“The contact owns a 2006 Honda Accord. While stopped, the contact was crashed into from the rear. The vehicle that crashed into the contact was driving 40 MPH. The contact stated that the rear driver's side seat belt did not secure the passenger during impact, causing the rear passenger to slam into the back of the driver's head rest. The passengers were taken to the hospital due to head injuries. A total of two occupants suffered injuries. A police report was filed. The dealer and manufacturer were not notified. The vehicle was not repaired. The failure and current mileages were unavailable.”