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The contact owns a 2010 Toyota Fj cruiser. The contact stated that the front driver's side seat belt did not retract. The vehicle was taken to plaza Toyota (347-554-6090, located at 2721 nostrand ave, brooklyn, NY 11210) where it was stated that the vehicle was out of warranty. The manufacturer was made aware of the failure and stated that the contact would be called back. The contact was not called back. The vehicle was not repaired. The failure mileage was approximately 70,000.
I went to the post office came out and my seat belt was frozen up wont move at all had to drive all the way home with no seat belt on still cant get it to work
Seat belt does not retract properly, it hangs up after a few inches. The frequency of this problem is 90% of the retracts. I told the dealer 4 times, they stated they couldn't find the problem. I scoff. Steering my car requires constant input to go straight, especially on the freeways. Before I know it I'm in the next lane. There is no neutral area in the center while going straight. I had an alignment and replaced all the tires, it still has this hazard. Brakes they pulse when slowing only at high speed. (65 mph) I do not ride the brakes, or run the car hard. This happened after normal driving. Seems like warped disks, but I do not stop fast, or drive like I'm racing. Note: Headlights had to be readjusted because they did not point up the road enough, making huge blind spot at over 40 mph. I had dealer re-adjust, they pointed the down so far they made it worse. I adjusted them again, myself. The factory off road package it came with, I'm sure was the problem. They should have been adjusted by factory before sale. Speed control when going uphill and set at 60mph and driving at safe distance from car in front, it speeds up, getting danger close, and must be disabled before hitting car in front. Will you pay for these fixes?
An undetectable leak in the body or door of our vehicle is allowing rain water to accumulate inside the door. The water saturates the passenger seat belt and is compromising the integrity of the webbing.
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- Brooklyn, NY, USA