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Seat Belt Diagnostic Guide (Freelander 2)

 
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Contents: Pinpoint Test A: Reverse Blocking ⇩ Pinpoint Test B: Tape is pinched in…⇩ Pinpoint Test C: Seat Belt…⇩ Pinpoint Test D: Tape Twist ⇩ Pinpoint Test E: Obstacle in the…⇩ Pinpoint Test F: Seat Belt…⇩ Pinpoint Test G: D-ring does not…⇩ Pinpoint test H: micro button:…⇩ Pinpoint Test I: Seat Belt Buckle:…⇩

Pinpoint Test A: Reverse Blocking


A1: Reverse blocking

  • Visually inspect the condition of the potentially faulty seat belt.
  • Using moderate force, pull no more than 20 mm of webbing out of the seat belt tensioner. Then release the webbing.
  • Double check that it works correctly.
Does the tape move freely and then tighten correctly?

Да - No additional actions are required.
No - For first row seat belt Go to PINPOINT TEST C. For second and third row seat belts Go to PINPOINT TEST B.


Pinpoint Test B: Tape is pinched in the seat


B1: The tape is pinched in the seat

  • Visually inspect the condition of the potentially faulty seat belt.
  • Raise the seat base or release the seat back if necessary.
  • Release the clamped belt, wait until the belt is taut and the clicking noise stops. Note: When the self-locking tensioner is triggered, wait until the belt is taut and the clicking noise stops.
  • Double check that it works correctly.
Does the tape move freely and then tighten correctly?

Да - No additional actions are required.
No - Proceed to PINPOINT TEST C.


Pinpoint Test C: Seat Belt Tensioner: Belt Guide Loose


C1: Seat belt tensioner: belt guide loose

  • Refer to section 501-20, Removal and Installation, of the workshop manual. Remove the appropriate trim panels to expose the D-ring (anchor) and seat belt tensioner.
  • Make sure the webbing is not pinched or twisted and is centered on the seat belt tensioner spindle.
  • Try to pull the webbing out of the seat belt tensioner. NOTE: If the webbing gets stuck, the self-locking tensioner will engage.
  • To unlock the self-locking tensioner, manually wind the tape onto the spindle until the self-locking tensioner disengages (no more clicking sounds).
  • Pull the tape out completely.
  • Check that the belt guide is positioned correctly. Check that the clamps in the tensioner frame are positioned correctly.
  • Wait for the tape to tighten.
  • Double check that it works correctly.
Does the tape move freely and then tighten correctly?



Да - Refer to section 501-20, Removal and Installation, of the repair manual. Make sure there are no obstructions and that the tape is not pinched or rubbing. No further action is required.
No - Proceed to PINPOINT TEST D.


Pinpoint Test D: Tape Twist


D1: tape twisting

  • Refer to section 501-20, Removal and Installation, of the workshop manual. Remove the appropriate trim panels to expose the D-ring (anchor fastener).
  • Unroll the ribbon so that it is positioned correctly in the ring.
  • If necessary, pass the twisted section through the ring in the stand or through the slotted cover.
  • Double check that it works correctly.
Does the tape move freely and then tighten correctly?

Да - Refer to section 501-20, Removal and Installation, of the repair manual. Make sure there are no obstructions and that the tape is not pinched or rubbing. No further action is required.
No - Proceed to PINPOINT TEST E.


Pinpoint Test E: Obstacle in the Belt Path


E1: Obstacle in the path of the belt

  • Refer to section 501-20, Removal and Installation, of the workshop manual. Remove the appropriate trim panels to expose the D-ring (anchor fastener).
  • Remove any obstructions or foreign objects. Make sure the tape is not pinched or rubbing.
  • Make sure the seat belt does not contact the electrical harness.
  • Double check that it works correctly.
Does the tape move freely and then tighten correctly?

Да - Refer to section 501-20, Removal and Installation, of the repair manual. Make sure there are no obstructions and that the tape is not pinched or rubbing. No further action is required.


No - Proceed to PINPOINT TEST F.


Pinpoint Test F: Seat Belt Tensioner: Incorrect Installation


F1: Seat belt tensioner: incorrect installation

  • Refer to section 501-20, Removal and Installation, of the workshop manual. Remove the appropriate trim panels to expose the D-ring (anchor) and seat belt tensioner.
  • Refer to section 501-20, Removal and Installation, of the workshop manual. Install the seat belt tensioner correctly; make sure that the mounting T-profile and locking pins are positioned correctly.
  • Double check that it works correctly.
Does the tape move freely and then tighten correctly?

Да - Refer to section 501-20, Removal and Installation, of the repair manual. Make sure there are no obstructions and that the tape is not pinched or rubbing. No further action is required.
No - Replace if necessary. Before installing a new unit/component, consult the warranty and procedures manual to determine if the replacement requires prior authorization under any applicable special program.


Pinpoint Test G: D-ring does not rotate correctly


G1: D-ring does not rotate correctly

  • Refer to section 501-20, Removal and Installation, of the workshop manual. Remove the appropriate trim panels to expose the D-ring (anchor) and seat belt tensioner.
  • Make sure there are no obstructions, the webbing is not pinched or rubbing, the D-ring (anchor) rotates correctly and the shoulder harness height adjustment mechanism works correctly (if equipped).
  • Double check that it works correctly.
Does the tape move freely and then tighten correctly?



Да - Refer to section 501-20, Removal and Installation, of the repair manual. Make sure there are no obstructions and that the tape is not pinched or rubbing. No further action is required.
No - Replace if necessary. Before installing a new unit/component, consult the warranty and procedures manual to determine if the replacement requires prior authorization under any applicable special program.


Pinpoint test H: micro button: missing/damaged


H1: micro button: missing/damaged


NOTE: This check applies to the rear center seat belt tensioner located in the seatback.

  • Refer to section 501-20, Removal and Installation, of the workshop manual. Remove the seat cushion and the plastic cover with the slot at the top of the seat back (where the webbing comes out to expose the lower anchor point of the center seat belt).
  • Remove the lower seat belt anchor.
  • Fix the seat back correctly, wait until about 20mm of the tape is pulled in, then pull the tape out.
Is the micro button (seat belt travel limiter) installed correctly on the seat belt webbing and is it in good condition?

Да - If necessary, feed the micro button back through the plastic slotted cover. Correctly install the slotted cover on the back of the vision, pull out the tape, then wait until it is stretched, make sure that the micro button reaches the end on the outer side of the slotted cover stop.
No - Replace if necessary. Before installing a new unit/component, consult the warranty and procedures manual to determine if the replacement requires prior authorization under any applicable special program.




Pinpoint Test I: Seat Belt Buckle: Not Locking/Jammed


I1: Seat belt buckle: not locked/jammed


NOTE: When checking for foreign objects/debris, do not insert tools or devices into the seat belt buckle entry hole. Turn the buckle over to remove the foreign object/debris.

  • Check the operation of the seat belt buckle.
  • Inspect the security lock entry hole and ensure there are no foreign objects/debris.
  • Double check that it works correctly.
Does the seat belt buckle work properly?

Да - No additional actions are required.
No - Replace if necessary. Before installing a new unit/component, consult the warranty and procedures manual to determine if the replacement requires prior authorization under any applicable special program.


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