OEM Chevrolet SSR Seat Belt

Chevrolet SSR Seat Belt Parts and Q&A

• Lap & Shoulder Belt, Front Passenger Side
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  Q: Why is it crucial to inspect and repair the seat belt system after a collision on Chevrolet SSR?

  A:

  Caretakers need to inspect and perform necessary repairs on seat belts following car collisions to maintain security. Seat belts that experienced automatic restraint devices deployment from accidents must receive replacement as a necessary safety requirement. All safety systems which secure adults and children and their corresponding devices such as latch system and top tether anchorages require replacement. The replacement process includes every component of seat belt systems regardless of whether they belong to adult restraint systems or built-in child restraints or latch system components or show signs of damage. The seat belt system requires replacement only when the words "replace" or "caution" appear or if yellow tags are present. Ignore replacing the system when only the child seat caution label shows. All components which secure infant carriers, child restraints and booster seats need replacement when there exists any doubt about seat belt system condition. All components of a seat belt system must be replaced after a collision so the vehicle owner should replace the buckle and retractor assembly in combination with the guide. Replacement of seat belts following minor accidents does not need to be performed unless seat belt components become torn, worn or damaged after the accident when automatic restraint devices did not activate.
• Buckle End, Front Passenger Side
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  Q: How to replace the front seat belt on Chevrolet SSR?

  A:

  Begin the front seat belt replacement procedure by disabling either SIR zone 6 or SIR zone 2 system. First remove the trim from the lock pillar before disconnecting the connector for positive assurance to the pretensioner and electrical connector. Set down the floor fastener of the seat belt anchor and direct the seat belt webbing and anchor through the seat belt guide loop. The seat belt fastener needs removal before lifting the pretensioner from the hanger basket to extract the seat belt from the vehicle. The seat belt pretensioner needs installation when positioned within the vehicle through the hanger bracket attachment. Secure the seat belt fastener with proper torque of 70 N.m reaching 52 lb ft. Finally guide the seat belt webbing and anchor through the seat belt guide loop before attaching the anchor to the floor while tightening its fastener to 70 nm (52 lb ft). Install the electrical connector and connector positive assurance to the seat belt pretensioner before placing the lock pillar trim back. Enable either SIR zone 6 or SIR zone 2 in the finish.