SAFETY RESTORE Repair Locked & Blown Seat Belt Pretensioners After Accident

Decided to make a video about my seat belt repair experience with safetyrestore.com. My brother crashed my Nissan that ended up popping the airbags and getting the seat belts stuck. Apparently these have some pretensioner gas charges in them that go off and blow. Nissan dealer wanted $180 for each not including any other charges. I searched for my alternatives on Google and found out I can get the seat belts repaired! Safety restore was the company I went with as they offered a 24 hour turnaround and lifetime warranty. My seat belts came back working like new - fixed by safety restore for a little over $100.
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[@Jayouth11]

I bought a replacement and have it for 3 months thought it was a bad deal I got. That upright thing actually worked, the seatbelt is working... Really good info man! Thanks!

[@tb6651]

I’ve always removed the negative cable from the battery before I take out the seat belt pretensioner.

[@user-uj8lq7kq7q]

The pyro sensor in the seat belt pretensioner could be bad. Most likely need to replace the seat belt pretensioner. You can buy a used one on www.eBay.com
or send your seat belt for repair at www.myairbags.com
Here is Video link
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[@destahd]

I watched a lot of videos on this topic and read a lot of pages. The simple tip of holding the seatbelt in the orientation it is supposed to be mounted worked for me for a BMW seat belt (although that gets held level, as it gets mounted in the car.) Thank you for this video!

[@stevenharrison3903]

I got online to check this company out just to see how they do it so i can see if they replace the gas or gun powder (I dont know) and or do they just unlock it by removing the lock inside? Someone hook power to theirs after they get it back and see if it discharges :) P.S. I am assuming they do fix them right and havent heard other wise.. If u happen to wreck your car again let us know if it deployed/ locked

[@wesleylindh1680]

Have to tell ya was some good info but I'm glad you threw in the hold it upright to make it release, was beginning to think I bought a bad seatbelt and was like no way it's that simple... Yup it was, thanks for the video even though I only needed the last 20 seconds.

[@rucestyle87]

It cost me 20$ at the crap yard a used seat belt of a 2017 jetta. Cheaper than repairing it.

[@adam-qj7lk]

hi I did the same thing with the same company . my question is do I need to replace the sensor on the car the one where you hock the seat belt back in??

[@husseintimeemi219]

yes

[@Fakta-Earth616]

i have 3.7 ohm, is it still good ?

[@muslim_ontop]

Between 2 and 4 ohms

[@tylerm968]

Yo vdgms tonight ?