GM 19177161
Lap & Shoulder Belt, Driver Side

The safety of your vehicle relies on checking and restoring seat belt components right after a crash. All seat belt systems need replacement which underwent severe collisions that activated automatic protective devices including Air Bags and seat belt pretensioners. All restraint systems designed for adults and child restraints together with infant carriers and booster seats need replacement after collisions since they include LATCH system and top tether anchorages. Every component of seat belts including adult belts and integrated child restraints and LATCH system materials requires replacement when they present torn or worn or damaged conditions. A seat belt system requires replacement when you can read either "REPLACE" or "CAUTION" on it or when it has a yellow tag although you should not replace it when you only see the child seat caution label. All seat belt components that affect adult restraint belts along with built-in child restraints and LATCH systems need replacement when there is any uncertainty about their condition. After a vehicle collision replaces every component of a seat belt system including the buckle alongside the guide as well as retainer assembly and latch and web material and the entire seat belt system must be discarded. When a minor collision happens without automatic restraint devices getting triggered one might avoid replacing belts unless their condition indicates damage or wear.

No, it should not be replaced in that case.

It is crucial to ensure safety.