1996 Chrysler cirrus has rear seat belt that won't unlock

Hi Ray, Removal of the seat belts requires removal of the seats. Adjust the front seats to the fully backwards position and remove the fixing bolts and then unhook rails at the rear.You will notice a wire cable attached to each seat used to adjust the belt shoulder hight. This must also be disconnected. On later model vehicles there is an automatic retraction unit which pulls the driver and or passenger back into the seat in the event of the air bags being deployed. These connections must also be removed. If seats are electrically operated unplug all connectors. Remove seats and then gently remove plastic door pillar covers. (These are in two pieces for each front belt.) Removal will leave the fixing bolts of retractable part of the seat belt exposed. The buckle side is fixed with one bolt and has an electrical connection which must be disconnected. Hope this is of help? Regards John

Should be a bleeder screw on each cylinder at each wheel.

Unfortunetly the only repair for that issue is to replace the complete seat belt mechanism. Basically the internal winding mechanism has gone out and will not retract the seat belt.

the return spring may be broken, if so the seat belt will need replacing.....cheers.

Under vehicle, center, below seating area, above rear end of fuel tank, mounted in fuel line. Curtorsey: Auto Zone

Sounds like a mechanicel problem in the belt box. Do you have a guarantee for that car?

You will have to remove the upper intake manifold to replace the rear plug.There are no shortcuts ,and besure to replace the upper intake gasket as well.

The mechanism that allows it to retract is broken. Replace the seat belt.

going to be hard to see but the sensor for oil pressure is located in the rear somewhere close to the oil filter area. find that sensor bad alot. try that

do not touch,spring loaded and sealed ,renew only