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Same with me. I've had some shoulder issues, so I needed something easier. My other vehicles work effortlessly.
I've decided to leave the strap. As I am about to exit I place the latch just inside the side bolster where it seems to stay after taking a few seconds for the belt to retract.
I removed the shoulder portion of the belt from the retainer at the top of the seat once
That made for an adventure fishing it out from the rear seat area
Same with me. I've had some shoulder issues, so I needed something easier. My other vehicles work effortlessly.
I've decided to leave the strap. As I am about to exit I place the latch just inside the side bolster where it seems to stay after taking a few seconds for the belt to retract.
I don't have a problem with the belt being backwards I just find the overall operation of the seat belt smoother when not
under the strap. I'm 6'1 and like to drive with the seat low , leaning and pushed back.The back of the seat ends up behind where the seat belt comes out.
that other thread was amusing. i've merged both as same topic.
it prompted me to go out into my cold garage first thing this morning to check.
will post pics later but mine appears to be like Exhilr8n in the other thread, buckle points toward the door when not held by the strap and retracted all the way back, but i think the reason that's CORRECT is because the opening on the side of the car is so low that when it's fed up over the seat it's being flipped 180 degrees VERTICALLY through the strap, which makes it then the RIGHT way out and can be fed down to the receiver.
Just got my brand new 2024 LC with twisted seatbelts. Quite irritating. I think the only way to fix it is to unbolt at the bottom and turn it. Will bring it up on the first dealer service and report back.
09-04-19, 03:52 PM
