Hi,
I just hopped in my 2016 and buckled up. I can pull the seatbelt forward relatively quickly, and it does not lock. However, if I jerk on the belt, it will lock immediately. I recall with older vehicles, there was a routine where you would FULLY extend the seat belt, feed it back into the retractor mechanism and then check again. The premise was that fully extending the belt would "reset" anything that was hanging up in the retractor. I HAVE NO IDEA IF THIS WORKS ON OUR VEHICLES, but it certainly would not hurt.
If you still have any concerns your belt is not working, it warrants a trip to the dealer, as it is one of the most important safety features on your vehicle.
I just hopped in my 2016 and buckled up. I can pull the seatbelt forward relatively quickly, and it does not lock. However, if I jerk on the belt, it will lock immediately. I recall with older vehicles, there was a routine where you would FULLY extend the seat belt, feed it back into the retractor mechanism and then check again. The premise was that fully extending the belt would "reset" anything that was hanging up in the retractor. I HAVE NO IDEA IF THIS WORKS ON OUR VEHICLES, but it certainly would not hurt.
If you still have any concerns your belt is not working, it warrants a trip to the dealer, as it is one of the most important safety features on your vehicle.
