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| E36 M3 (1992-1999) {Euro - S50 B32 321hp @ 7400 rpm} {U.S. - S52 B32 240 hp @ 6000 rpm} Total Produced: 71,212 - Years Produced: 1992 to 1999 |
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Join Date: Jun 2009
Age: 37
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Okay both my rear shoulder strap seat belts are locked and won't come out. I do have an airbag light on that I plan on going to the shop tonihgt and see why it was tripped and have it reset. I undid the 16MM bolt that hold the seatbelt on under the bottome of the seat and let it go back in a ways to see it would start working however all it did is just pull it in move and would come back out. Any idea's as to what might be wrong? does the airbag light locked the rear selt belts but not the front? seems kinda odd to me that it would do that. Any help or ideas would be great.
Thanks, Bryan |
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man i have the same problem
goodluck tho
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The AirBag light has nothing to do with it.
One trick is to get the back of the seatbelt assembly vertical. This is done by releasing the back latch to tip the seat forward slightly. The try to pull them out. Another trick is to just keep pulling and releasing until it comes. It doesn't take much force. Another trick is to remove the assembly (another 16mm bolt on the back of the seat) and play the pull-and-release game. There is a plastic plug covering the 16mm bolt holding the assembly in. It may take 50 pulls. Little Black Buttons on the belt fabric If the plastic buttons have fallen off (the ones that keep the belt out about 2 feet), then you need to put them back on, or sew on a small black button where it used to be. These buttons keep it un-wound enough to work properly. Once the assembly is out of the seat, don't remove the side-caps containing the wound springs. They are no fun to re-wind and re-winding does not help. The colored plastic top to the assembly gets brittle and will break. They are cheap ($8) and can be special ordered from www.pelicanparts.com.
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Join Date: Jun 2009
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Okay so I took the seltbelt unit out and finnaly got them to work. It appears that you have to push in the little red button on the top of the unit to get the seatbelt to come out. Well if you have it at the perfect angle and get really lucky it works anyways. I will look at Pelican and see if I can find the replacement button you were talking about. because right now it is about a 1 in 50 chance that the seat belt will actaully come out. I know a guy and on his the little red button stay down all the time so he doesn;t have the problem of the selt belt not coming out. DO you know how to lock that button down? Thanks for you help so far. You help me get farther than the two days that I had already been fighting with it.
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If you have rear folding seats, the seat belts won't release unless the rear seats are completely locked into the rear trunk. Might want to check that...
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