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, which are equipped with outboard pre-tensioners that are secured to the lower seat frame. These are designed to be removed by a special tool, but may not have been correctly affixed at the factory.
In the case of the incidents that led to complaints, that meant that the lower part of the seatbelt was only kept in place by friction, and separated when a moderate amount of force was applied. Fortunately, neither of the incidents reported in the complaints happened during an accident, so the consequences were minor. However, it is not hard to imagine how an incorrectly attached seatbelt could lead to injuries or worse in the event of a crash.
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