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Table of signs of malfunction (Freelander 2)

 
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SignPossible reasonsAction
Seat belt jam: belt webbing is taut
  • The reverse locking effect occurs (the belt quickly tightens and suddenly stops).
  • Incorrect installation of the seat belt tensioner.
  • Rear center seat belt only. The micro button (seat belt travel limiter) is missing and the seat back has been moved, causing tight tension.
  • The self-locking tensioner has been activated (clicks only during tensioning).
  • Proceed to PINPOINT TEST A.
  • Proceed to PINPOINT TEST F.
  • Proceed to PINPOINT TEST H.
  • See description of self-locking tensioner below.
  • The seat back does not fold/is jammed.NOTE: Rear center seat belt only. The micro button (seat belt travel limiter) is missing and the seat back has been moved, causing excessive tension.Proceed to PINPOINT TEST H.
    Seat belt jam: belt strap is loose
  • The seat belt webbing got caught in the seat.
  • The seat belt tensioner guide is loose.
  • Twisting the tape
  • Obstacle in the path of the belt tape.
  • The D-ring does not rotate correctly.
  • Proceed to PINPOINT TEST B.
  • Proceed to PINPOINT TEST C.
  • Proceed to PINPOINT TEST D.
  • Proceed to PINPOINT TEST E.
  • Proceed to PINPOINT TEST G.
  • Seat belt: intermittent jammingIncorrect installation of the seat belt tensioner.Proceed to PINPOINT TEST F.
    Seat belt: slow tension
  • The seat belt tensioner guide is loose.
  • Twisting of the seat belt webbing.
  • Obstacle in the path of the belt tape.
  • Incorrect installation of the seat belt tensioner.
  • The D-ring does not rotate correctly.
  • Foreign object/debris.
  • Proceed to PINPOINT TEST C.
  • Proceed to PINPOINT TEST D.
  • Proceed to PINPOINT TEST E.
  • Proceed to PINPOINT TEST F.
  • Proceed to PINPOINT TEST G.
  • Proceed to PINPOINT TEST E.
  • Seat belt: does not tighten.
  • The seat belt tensioner guide is loose.
  • Twisting of the seat belt webbing.
  • The D-ring does not rotate correctly.
  • Obstacle in the path of the belt tape.
  • Foreign object/debris.
  • Proceed to PINPOINT TEST C.
  • Proceed to PINPOINT TEST D.
  • Proceed to PINPOINT TEST G.
  • Proceed to PINPOINT TEST E.
  • Proceed to PINPOINT TEST E.
  • Seat belt: not retractable.
  • The reverse locking effect occurs (the belt quickly tightens and suddenly stops).
  • Incorrect installation of the seat belt tensioner.
  • The seat belt tensioner guide is loose.
  • Twisting of the seat belt webbing.
  • The D-ring does not rotate correctly.
  • Obstacle in the path of the belt tape.
  • Foreign object/debris.
  • The self-locking tensioner has been activated (clicks only during tensioning).
  • Proceed to PINPOINT TEST A.
  • Proceed to PINPOINT TEST F.
  • Proceed to PINPOINT TEST C.
  • Proceed to PINPOINT TEST D.
  • Proceed to PINPOINT TEST G.
  • Proceed to PINPOINT TEST E.
  • Proceed to PINPOINT TEST E.
  • See description of self-locking tensioner below.
  • Seat belt: noise during operation
  • The self-locking tensioner has been activated (clicks only during tensioning).
  • Obstacle in the path of the belt tape (friction).
  • Proceed to PINPOINT TEST B.
  • Proceed to PINPOINT TEST E.
  • Seat belt buckle: not locking/jammedForeign object/debris.Proceed to PINPOINT TEST I.


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