Seat belts › Front › Anchorage

Mazda 626 and 1 more

Reported May 10, 1983232,373 vehicles affectedMAZDA (NORTH AMERICA),INCBuilt Jul 1, 1977 – Jul 1, 1982

The defect

Anchorage bolt may have been improperly reinstalled after vehicle repair. The bolt could loosen during normal vehicle operation.

The remedy

Upon inspection, all improperly installed bolts will be removed and reinstalled correctly.

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Vehicles in this recall

Mazda 626

1979 1980 1981 1982

Mazda GLC

1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983

Notes

Vehicle description: passenger vehicles that received repair requiringloosening or removal and reinstallation of the upper torso belt anchorage bolt.consequences of defect: in case of an accident the seat belt could loseretaining capability if the bolt IS loose or missing and occupant injury couldresult.

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