How to Release a Locked Rear Seat Belt?

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FelixDella
07/29/25 9:21pm
If the seat belt cannot be pulled out, it is often due to being pulled out too quickly during use. Therefore, slowly adjust the height of the retractor. Gently pull the seat belt back and forth at the entry and exit points until the belt retracts smoothly, then slowly pull it out. It is very likely that there is a mechanical failure at the point where the seat belt connects to the car's interior. In this case, it is necessary to go to a 4S shop for disassembly, inspection, and repair.
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