2002 Jeep Grand Cherokee Seat belts Problems

“My son was killed while he had his girlfriend drove my Jeep. They ran into tree going appox.35 MPH.the airbag did not go off on the passenger side and the seatbelt unlatched. He was the only one injured and died later that day.”

“Safety recall m35/NHTSA 12v-527 orc module airbag light is on and seat belt lights. Warning lights are on and do not go off. I took the car to the dealership in roswell, n.m. And they informed me the parts were unavailable and that chrysler would contact me. To date this has not happened. The danger is a inadvertent deployment of the front airbags.. Damage to the computer chip. The problem has now involved the seat belt warning lights to stay on .”

“Occupant restraint control recall - I just had this part replaced at a Jeep dealership. When I turned my vehicle on, I noticed that both the airbag and seatbelt lights are still on. I immediately went back into the dealership and spoke with the service employee and they stated that they were only authorized to replace the module and refused to tell me whether the problem was resolved or if my airbags are properly functioning. How can I know for sure if the problem has been resolved if the lights which indicated the problem are still on?”

“September 12, 2005 my husband was involved in a motor vehicle accident in our 2002 Jeep liberty when a car made a left hand turn in front of him. When the cars impacted the seat belt failed to restrain him resulting in his face hitting the steering wheel. My husband suffered facial trauma and whiplash as a result. Chrysler was contacted on 9/19/05, and they did indicate that someone would contact us with in 48 hours so that they can come take a look at the vehicle. Other than that nothing has been done to correct the problem.”

“Airbag recall (m35 / NHTSA 12v-527). After repairs were completed on 03/26/2014 the airbag and seatbelt warning lights still on. Dealer was not able to repair the defect. On 06/16/2014 dealer still not able to identify the cause and asked for $250 to further inspect the car to determine the cause. Dealer wrote on paperwork no communication from orc need more time (and money) to diagnose. Customer declined at this time . I received the first notice in jan 2013 and the official recall months later. No parts were available for months. …”