Problems with 2012 Chrysler 300 SEAT BELTS

My car cut off and would turn back on i paid 250 for a battery and labor. once i started driving it the car shut off in traffic

While vehicle was parked, attempted to buckle driver's side seat belt, but the seat belt would not connect - the mechanism inside of the receiver would not lock the seat belt into place - therefore the "seat belt not engaged" indicator continued to sound - since the seat belt cannot be locked/secured. mechanism is broken, and needs to now be replaced before vehicle can be safely driven.

It was a recall worked on my car for automatic shifter,then my car been having a kind of problem.on the 4/23/17 day after my birthday got in my car to started,my car start smoking and completely shut off..went on the internet to see if anyone relating to my problem,then was a recall for 300 2012 on electrical..i think the dealer or chrysler not reporting the problem. more people reporting the same problem.

Tl* the contact owns a 2012 chrysler 300. while the vehicle was stationary and while driving various speeds, the air bag indicator illuminated. the contact stated that the failure was intermittent. ewald chrysler dodge jeep ram in franklin, wisconsin was made aware of the failure and replaced the seat belt pretensioners in february of 2017; however, the failure recurred. upon a second assessment, the dealer stated that the wiring harness was faulty in the driver' s seat of the vehicle. the vehicle was not repaired. the manufacturer was made aware of the failure. the failure mileage was approximately 35,000.

Driving on interstate, car stalled with no warning, unable to put car in gear, all electrical sytems completely shut down, had to coast to access road an have car towed for service..next seatbelt on passenger side will not come out..cant be used..airbag lights illuminated..

While parked in my drive way, about to leave for work, discovered the seat belt latch would not work. the internal mechanisms of the seat belt latch malfunctioned and would not allow the belt to be latched. personally disassembled the latch and discovered the spring had disengaged from the metal lock that catches the hole on the male end of the belt. because of this, some of the components had shifted around inside completely disabling the catching mechanism from moving. hadn't noticed any issues prior to the latch becoming inoperable. the latch that broke was on the drivers seat. found a used latch from a junk yard and replaced it. i currently am still in possession of the old seat belt latch.