How to Fix a Seatbelt That Won't Pull Out?
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Seatbelt that won't pull out can be repaired by: 1. The seatbelt is stuck. Improper use can deform the seatbelt, making it prone to jamming at the entry and exit points. In this case, generally straightening the seatbelt and pulling it out slowly will suffice; 2. Mechanical failure. If the seatbelt is not deformed but still won't pull out, there may be a mechanical failure at the junction between the seatbelt and the car body. In this case, it is necessary to go to a 4S shop for disassembly and further inspection. The car seatbelt is a protective device that "ties" the occupants to the seat, preventing injuries caused by passengers hitting the windshield, seats, or other objects due to inertia during a severe collision or being thrown out of the car.