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02-22-2015, 01:56 PM
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99 Mercedes ML 320 Seat Belt Failure
Drivers side seat belt now failing to retract. It does not seem to have the retraction pull that it should have from the floor unit, which appears to be "lifeless". Can The floor unit be rewound to recreate the tension action or must it be replaced, either totally -- or with just the winding unit replaced.
Is it better to just buy a whole new seat belt system including the floor unit ?? OR Is it possible to just replace the floor unit winding spool only?
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Ben Harrison Carter 1999 Mercedes ML320 87K 1992 Mercedes 300CE 89K 1995 Corvette 29K -- Sold Dec 09 1989 Mercedes 420SEL 99K -- (Sold 4/08) 1968 Mercedes 230S (106K) (Sold 9/06)) 1976 Mercedes 450SEL 130K (Just sold - 06) 1961 Mercedes 220Sb (sold years ago) 
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02-24-2015, 07:32 PM
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Because it's the seat belt, I would replace the entire unit. Don't compromise or jeopardize your safety.
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