General Motors Recalls 240,000 SUVS For Seat Belt Problem
General Motors is recalling a total of 243,403 of its popular large crossover SUVs for a problem that could damage the rear seat belt buckles. Most of the recalled vehicles are in the United States.
In some of the vehicles, the seat belt buckle can be damaged when the second row seat is returned to its normal position after being folded down. If this happens the seat belt may not latch completely even when it seems to be securely buckled. The seat belt also may not latch or unlatch or may seem to be jammed, according to GM.
Because of the potential for a false-latch condition, GM wants customers to return their vehicles to have the recall repair performed as soon as possible. The vehicles involved are the
·Chevrolet Traverse
·GMC Acadia
·Buick Enclave
·Saturn Outlook
Owners of the affected vehicles should have received letters this month asking them to schedule an appointment at their dealership. The seat belt buckles will be inspected and replaced if needed.
Also, the plastic cover surrounding the seat belt will be replaced on all the vehicles with new ones designed to avoid this problem.
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