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Ok. now i have two conflicting ways to interpret "lifetime." There's lifetime of car versus lifetime recall, until fixed. Has anyone had the repair done twice?

I had my drivers seatbelt fixed last year at my local dealership no questions asked. If you don't go manual.

What's the truth on the "lifetime" recall? I contacted my nearest dealer and they were able to provide documentation that my car had been serviced for this particular recall and that the ...

no no rear belts. You can use the same seats the buckles just bolt right up. Your best bet would be to go to a pick and pull and find a newer MX3 and get everything you need yourself. R+L belts and everything attached. The R+L B pillar covers the a pillar covers the buckles off the seat. You could ...

No sunroof and I'm in Oklahoma. I would really rather not have to hassle with the headliner if at all possible. I read something about the trim being more narrow or wider without the seatbelt track and that's why it needed to be swapped. IF I could still convert without swapping the headliner, I ...

I would prefer to just go ahead and convert to a manual seat belt setup for both the driver's and passenger's side.

If a manual conversion isn't easy to source, I need a working driver's side auto belt setup, the whole assembly - track, wiring, motor, and cable spool system. I'd like that it come ...

yeah im sure they will replace the seat belts. I mean its a life time recall and its a safety issue that was denied to be fixed and you got into a (god forbid) serious accident you could sue mazda and get millions. The auto belts are just annoying period like if you cant reach a ticket dispenser at ...

I'm curious to know if anyone has had recent luck in having a dealership service the recalled automatic seat belts? I've read a few accounts that say it's a laughable request but that Mazda will still order the service if you prod the issue enough. I'm looking to replace my drivers side and ...