I have a 2003 Toyota Camry. The driver's side

If I remember correctly I think there may be a recall on this one. The latch wasn't locking properly. Sorry that's the best I could do on this one

Hi Chickgamerr, There is a micro switch fitted under the cushion of the seat and another in the buckle part of the seat belt. To get to the switch under the seat will mean removing the seat, which requires the two bolts at the front of the rail and the two at the rear being removed together with the electrical connector being disconnected. Lift the seat out and turn it upside down. The problem may be there or with the buckle switch, which may be frozen. Spray a little WD 40 into it and plug in and release the buckle a number of times to free it up. Refit everything and safe motoring. Regards John

This is what i use to solve this http://www.mypreciouskid.com/seat-belt-adjuster.html

Need to remove seat and check the drive cable from the motor to the affected side. May need to be reconnected or replaced. Make sure you disconnect battery as seats have side air bags in them.

If you change the timing belt it is reccomended to also change the tensioner and idler pulleys as well, depending on the mileage. You can change just the belt but it is a little risky, considering you can't actively see what's going on in there. If your timing belt slips on that engine, There's a good chance of doing major damage.

use a flash light and check track for debris

Check under the seat, make sure the connectors are still plugged in. Also check the fuses under the hood in fuse box on the drivers side.

if its centre belt remove rear seat to undo bolt out side one remove cover on upper belt to expose bolt

about every 60 to 80 thousand miles

check your fuses. there is also a lever next to te parking brake..make sure it's down