2014 Honda Odyssey Seat belts Problems

“My daughter was trapped in the seatbelt. We parked the car in our garage and when she sat up to release her belt, the belt became tangled around her waist. We tried for 30 minutes to release to seatbelt but once it retracted there was no way to release it. Finally we had to cut the belt to free her. She was sitting in the third row on the drivers side.”

“Our 2014 Honda Odyssey exl minivan was converted with a braun ability handicap accessible conversion in february of 2014. We had driven the conversion minivan without any problems until april 30, 2014. We utilize a power mobility chair in the front passenger side of the van. When the seat belt was released for the front passenger in the power mobility chair, it somehow became entangled in the arm of the power mobility chair. …”

“After returning from an errand, my family and I were parked in our driveway. My four-year-old son was sitting in the third row passenger side and buckled using the car's seatbelt. He was sitting in his toddler carseat, per guidelines. In trying to unbuckle himself, he became inextricably entangled in the seatbelt. The more he or I tried to free him; the tighter the seatbelt became around his torso, even making indentations and abrasive red marks on his skin. …”

“While driving in a parking lot going no more than 10 miles per hour, I hit a concrete block with the front left side of my car in front of the wheel. It was in a blind spot. My 9 year old daughter, who weighs 62 pounds, was sitting in the passenger seat ( which was not all the way foward. The seat was about half way back). Both of our air bags deployed and only my seatbelt locked. Her airbag should not have deployed and her seatbelt should have locked.”

“On saturday july 19th my son almost choked to death on the middle row seatbelt. I have three young kids of 7,6 and 4. The 7 and 6 were playing and suddenly the seatbelt wrapped around my sons neck. My wife quickly attempted to unattached and untangle and she could not. The seatbelt just got tighter and tighter and there was no emergency release button either from the top or bottom of the seatbelt. I quickly held him up in the air sideways to give him a little air while my wife run to a stranger's house to borrow scissors. The only way for us to release him free was to cut the seatbelt. …”