The Ford Taurus is a mid-size sedan manufactured and sold by the Ford Engine Association. The vehicle first off went into Industry in 1985 and is currently lifetime manufactured. The Taurus features average seat belts for the Chauffeur, Chauffeur's passenger and backseat passengers. The girth retracts from a retractor mechanism built in to the door frame. The retractor can grow into blacken, reason a seat cestuses to be reformed tangled inside, Car lock or fail to function due to a failed mechanism. Scrutinize the seat band and allot it to cinch it is properly functioning.
Instructions
4. Release the seat belt. A clicking sound indicates the auto-locking mechanism has been disabled.5. Ensure the seat belt properly dries before using.
2. Place the seat belt tongue into the buckle. A click indicates the tongue is properly in place and locked.
3. Grab the shoulder portion of the seat belt and pull downward until the entire seat belt is pulled out from the retractor.
1. Rub down the seat cummerbund retracting mechanism and band buckle with a cloth dampened with water and a mild detergent soap. Dirt and grime can build up on the seat belt causing it to receive stuck.
Insert a knife into the retractor mechanism found on the door frame to loosen a twisted or stuck seat belt. Move the knife along the edge of the retractor to untangle the seat belt.
6. Bring your car into an authorized Ford dealership for inspection. A seat belt that fails to function needs to be diagnosed and fixed by a trained Ford professional to ensure the seat belt is properly repaired to safety standards.
