Where is the seatbelt timer module located in the truck?

Thank you!!!

you are the GOAT for this 8 year old video. thanks!

Did exactly what you said and it initially unlocked but then locked back again. It doesn't work for my 1999 Dodge 1500 Laramie

BTW, ant chance you have worked on the receiving part of the seatbelt? Mine won't hold on to it

Thank you! Mines 1997 and that fixed it!

Very good repair. It should last for many years.

Metric is now standard in America...

These are the seatbelt I know. They almost never break.

Great job! Rotted floors can be a lot of fun for sure.

You did a great job! How long did that take you to do it all?

Almost just gamended your foot 😅 Great job though. Where are you from?

It looks like you built the deck free-standing, not attached to the house. It seems to me like attaching the deck creates more opportunity for water damage and rot, but it also seems like the most common approach is to attach the deck. Why is that?

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Rubber tip on needle is bad in the long run. Alcohol gas softens the rubber and makes it stick. And yes, old gas doesn't help. You spent $4 for some cleaner, but not $5 for 1 quart of new oil? Really? If generator was broke you only lost $10 at best. You spend more for beer for a day!😅

Awesome content! I really enjoyed the troubleshooting.

Thanks! Very informative and entertaining

Full video here! ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-ZH-iOf-rbTs.html

Sell it to a "homeless" person so they can booze it up next to their POS motorhome or tent 👍

Why not buy a new module?????

Thank you!!! I used an air nozzle and that worked for me.

Best video on youtube on how to repair stuck sb without doubt! Thanks for the post!

very very helpful!

You help me thanks man

Mine is causing a drain because I guess it doesn't shut off the unlock solenoids after 30 mins. Any idea if that is possible to fix?

thanks a lot for saving me a lot of money

Thank you! Good job on explaining!

Excellent video ! solved my issue with a 2015 Honda Fit, the seat belt MUST be oreintated in the postion it is installed, to allow bearing to move properly. If not, it locks.

I did this fix, and it worked, but now I keep blowing fuse #12 (iod fuse, it controls map lights/overhead light/power mirrors/radio/and who knows what else...). I'm hoping if I undue this fix my iod fuse (#12) will stop popping? Any thoughts on this, before I take it all apart again? Thank You.

the module is shorted even after using the eraser over the ball so I used a jumper

Great post and your knowlege is appreciated!

Thanks for this video. Had this same problem (93 Toyota Pickup) and was wondering what would cause the problem. Watched this before I tried to extract seatbelt mechanism. Took an hour to fix and that was going slow. I did not have to take out the entire seat belt out of the car, only the mechanism. If it happens again will try the compressed air trick.

Where is this module at?

This it! Just take off that ball part hit it with the air blaster and boom back in business

This is exactly what I needed. 99 4runner with the same problem, thank-you.

Thanks!

Great video all I did was wiggle the wires and it worked fine ever since

I have a 1997 Dodge Dakota pickup truck. Is the seat belt retractor the same design? The belt will not release and let me pull it out enough to buckle it. Thanks for the video!

I am thankful with you, I guess I got it now, this is exactly I want to know, because that is exactly the problem I have with my seat belt on my Tacoma. I guess I got it.

Thanks for sharin'.

Why not just replace

I wonder if this fixes the seatbelt that won’t roll up?

Great video, red seatbelt light is on, dodge ram 1500 sport 1999, what does that mean?

I think ironically none of the founding fathers were really portrayed in a positive way that didn't boil down to them just being power hungry politicians. The play itself focuses and deconstruct the idea of legacy and Power and how little any of it really matters in the end because of the subjectivity people hold

Could you just remove the ball or does it make a connection?

Thank you for posting this! I just bought an 88’ Toyota pickup and swapped the seats that were in it for a factory bench seat, but I currently don’t have any seatbelts installed because the one’s I got are locked and I couldn’t figure them out. I’m gonna check them out again tomorrow and see if I can fix them by using your method.

The ball bearing gave me a hint. I was parked on a steep slope and it was fully retracted. I turned the car around (tail up higher) and the seat belt released with no fuss.

Funny to see Toonces the driving cat is now doing a seatbelt repair videos.

Worked one time for me then had to make a jumper wire

Internet home run, again. Thanks for posting. Now I’ll give it a try.