What Is Nissan Seat Belt Repair After Accident Service?

Nissan seat belt repair after accident is a service to repair or rebuild a locked/blown Nissan seat belt. If your Nissan airbag light is on, airbags deployed, salvage Nissan that has been in a crash or an accident, you are most likely in need of a seatbelt device fixing. All mechanisms within the seat belt module such as retractors, pretensioners & buckles can be repaired! Nissan seat belts will need to be repaired if you are experiencing any of the following symptoms:

• Nissan seat belt stuck
• Nissan seat belt locked
• Nissan seat belt jammed
• Nissan seat belt not retracting
• Nissan seat belt retracting slowly
• Nissan seat belt is making rattling noise
• Airbag light is on pointing to a seat belt

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Our Nissan seat belt repair after accident is a fast and affordable repair service to restore your Nissan seat belts back to factory condition! Don't buy a new seat belt from a Nissan dealer and save hundreds! This is a REPAIR SERVICE and you will need to remove and mail in your Nissan seat belt to us for repair.

Pay for the service online and mail in your seat belts to:

RepairMySRS
40 Main St.
Westfield, MA 01085

Questions? Call (855) 552-7233

This Nissan seat belt repair service is compatible with all Nissan models including:

Nissan 350Z seat belts
Nissan Altima seat belts
Nissan Armada seat belts
Nissan Cube seat belts
Nissan Frontier seat belts
Nissan Juke seatbelts
Nissan Leaf seat belts
Nissan Maxima seat belts 
Nissan Murano seat belts
Nissan Pathfinder seat belts
Nissan Quest seatbelts
Nissan Rogue seat belts
Nissan Sentra seat belts
Nissan Titan seat belts
Nissan Versa seat belts
Nissan X-Trail seat belts
Nissan Xterra seat belts

Nissan seat belt repair after accident is a SERVICE to repair your seat belt to factory condition. This is not an actual product for sale. You will need to mail in your seat belt to us for repair at your expense. We mail back all repaired seat belts FREE! 

How do I remove my seat belts?

Seat belts are actually really easy to remove without the need of a mechanic! First and foremost, we always recommend that you disconnect your battery as a safety precaution. Next, locate the trim covering the seat belt you wish to remove. Using a trim removal tool or a flat head screw driver, remove the trim. Unscrew any screws or bolts along the way. Once you get to the seat belt assembly, simply unbolt it and disconnect the wire plug. It's that easy!

Will this repair service clear my airbag light?

If your airbag light is only giving you codes related to the seat belts, then YES this seat belt repair service will clear your airbag light on! However, if your airbags deployed, you will need to reset your airbag module in addition to replacing the airbags in order to clear your airbag light. We offer an SRS airbag module reset service to clear your airbag light by erasing all crash data and hard codes found in your airbag unit. To order the SRS airbag reset service, please see SRS AIRBAG MODULE RESET.

Why should I repair my seat belts?

Seat belts are designed to save lives and are in place to only help you. Ignoring any faults in seat belts can really cost you your life. It is very important for you to always make sure your seat belts are functioning properly and there are no warning lights indicating any problems with the seat belts. If your seat belt is indeed faulty you should repair them to stay safe! This is also a requirement to pass safety inspections as well as salvage inspections. 

Are all seat belts the same?

No. While all seat belts carry out the same task, different cars use various manufacturers for their seat belts and different models depending on the vehicle design and functionality. For example, large SUV's will have different seat belt types than small convertible cars. Also, depending on the crash tests and the vehicle's design, some cars may be equipped with secondary pretensioners such as those found in buckles (female part of the seat belt) for safety. There are over 100 different seat belt models.