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Problems with 1999 Jeep Wrangler SEAT BELTS

On average, the 1999 Jeep Wrangler starts to “feel” problems with the SEAT BELTS and its various aspects after 59 250 miles.

Components Affected by SEAT BELTS Issues

We have classified the 3 complaints from 1999 Jeep Wrangler about SEAT BELTS into the following categories.

FRONT 1 REAR/OTHER 1 INTEGRATED CHILD SEAT 1

Recently reported SEAT BELTS problems on 1999 Jeep Wrangler

1999 jeep wrangler had multiple rear differential failures before 70k miles. *ts *** no answer required*** the original drive train was rebuilt using original mopar parts. the drive train failed for the second time at 69000 mile after only 11000 miles of use. this time the dealer refuses to provide any financial assistance. the vehicle had other failures which include water leaks, drive train seals failure, electrical failures, multiple abs failures, air bag and seat belt problems, and the paint was peeling off the vehicle. *nm

Rear seatbelt failed while holding in my son's car seat

The seatbelts on the driver's and passenger's sides do not release properly. they are very difficult to operate.

I was involved in a vehicle accident traveling going around 20 mph. my jeep partially rolled over and i was ejected, because my seatbelt detached. i injured my hip and back and got a 4" long deep cut on my elbow. if my seatbelt had held me in my jeep, i would not have been injured.

Driver's rear seat belt was in operative. driver was unable to extend the belt. vehicle was taken to the dealer for inspection, and mechanic determined that the seat belt needed to be replaced. *ak

Rear seatbelts wearing through from rubbing through exit from retractor housing. this appears to be caused by flapping of the belt when the top is removed and vehicle is moving. *ak

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