Thank you this video helped me out. a few of the other videos required me to take out the seat or remove a few bolts from the seat to give enough room.. But your video was a whole lot easier. it worked on my 2008 Chevy Silverado
You rock "Your Car Guy"! Had a very similar issue with my 2007 Surburban belt latch. Took me a whopping 10 minutes to replace it. The worse part was getting the connector off the wiring harness however following your explination I had it off in a few minutes. And my wife wanted to bring it to the dealer.. LOL..Thanks
This video was for a 2007 to 2013. My neighbor has a 2004 Suburban and she had the same problem, but it was on the passenger side. The bolt that holds the seatbelt was not 15 mm, it was some kind of star head or a torques. I would up using a quarter inch drive ratchet with a quarter inch socket and a bit that fit inside the socket. That worked fine until I got the bolt half way out and the ratchet pressed up against the center console. Had to turn the bolt back in so I could get the ratchet out .....than I used a quarter inch (ignition wrench) to get the bolt out. Took me about an hour, but that included the time we had to move all the stuff in the back seat, so I could move the seat all the way to the rear position.
2011 Yukon: Driver side buckle would not latch; tried cleaning and lubing with silicone spray, no fix. I was totally unable to get the wire harness unlatched, as working totally blind, what a ridiculous piece of "engineering". Harness could've been engineered/manufactured to have the disconnect near the part near the attaching hole. Anyway, found that if Mrs. Cusser could insert the metal latch then push the red release button about 1/8" down, then the buckle would catch as it should. Thanks, GM !!!!
My son put a Ford seatbelt extender in my 2001 GMC Yukon drivers side seatbelt latch. Can you tell me how to get it out or how to get the seatbelt latch off to replace?
I have to change the latch on my dodge Dakota and we're having trouble. Some people are saying we have to take the whole seat off to do it. Does anyone have any advice?
Could you tell me how to change the actual belt portion too? My husband cut the seatbelt when the latch failed because my son couldn’t get out of the seatbelt when it did fail
Are the driver side and passenger side technically interchangeable? The passengers side buckles are way more expensive than the driver's side just wondering if I could purchase a driver side one and it would work? Don't care if the button is on the wrong side
It may work for either side. Best way to tell is remove your existing ones and see if it will work. Most likely the indexing holes will be the only difference.
Ross R. To remove the seatbelt you will want to remove the interior side panel that covers the seatbelt. It is a fairly simple repair once you have the panel off.
Unfortunately, my dealership said not able to order me replacement driver side seatbelt latch. Car too old. 2005 Envoy. You can not switch with one of the backseat ones correct? I see them avail on Ebay from on line dismantlers. Is that a prob? Not sure what else to do. Frustrated!
Thank you this video helped me out. a few of the other videos required me to take out the seat or remove a few bolts from the seat to give enough room..
But your video was a whole lot easier. it worked on my 2008 Chevy Silverado
You rock "Your Car Guy"! Had a very similar issue with my 2007 Surburban belt latch. Took me a whopping 10 minutes to replace it. The worse part was getting the connector off the wiring harness however following your explination I had it off in a few minutes. And my wife wanted to bring it to the dealer.. LOL..Thanks
Awesome!
Super useful - thanks for producing this!
Beautiful. Thank you for the video. I have to replace mine as well
Really appreciate your video.
Took 10 minutes tops to replace my belt receiver. Most of the time was spent trying to reconnect the electrical connection.
What’s that securement bolt size? It fits like a 5/8 but slips🤨
This video was for a 2007 to 2013. My neighbor has a 2004 Suburban and she had the same problem, but it was on the passenger side. The bolt that holds the seatbelt was not 15 mm, it was some kind of star head or a torques. I would up using a quarter inch drive ratchet with a quarter inch socket and a bit that fit inside the socket. That worked fine until I got the bolt half way out and the ratchet pressed up against the center console. Had to turn the bolt back in so I could get the ratchet out .....than I used a quarter inch (ignition wrench) to get the bolt out. Took me about an hour, but that included the time we had to move all the stuff in the back seat, so I could move the seat all the way to the rear position.
This video id helpfull but I can locate the electrical connector but cannot get it seperated.... additionally there are 2 wired connectors not shown,
What about the third-row seat belt latch? Need help
2011 Yukon: Driver side buckle would not latch; tried cleaning and lubing with silicone spray, no fix. I was totally unable to get the wire harness unlatched, as working totally blind, what a ridiculous piece of "engineering". Harness could've been engineered/manufactured to have the disconnect near the part near the attaching hole. Anyway, found that if Mrs. Cusser could insert the metal latch then push the red release button about 1/8" down, then the buckle would catch as it should. Thanks, GM !!!!
Can someone please provide me the correct part number for drivers seatbelt latch? I have a 2007 Yukon Denali (same as video) with dark grey interior.
I also need need the part number please.
My son put a Ford seatbelt extender in my 2001 GMC Yukon drivers side seatbelt latch. Can you tell me how to get it out or how to get the seatbelt latch off to replace?
Christina Gulley is the extender in the latch side or the belt side?
I have to change the latch on my dodge Dakota and we're having trouble. Some people are saying we have to take the whole seat off to do it. Does anyone have any advice?
Angel 72001 usually they can be changed without removing the seat. However the seats are very easy to remove.
Could you tell me how to change the actual belt portion too? My husband cut the seatbelt when the latch failed because my son couldn’t get out of the seatbelt when it did fail
To change the belt you will have to pull the plastic cover off the pillar, then you will have access to the belt. It is bolted in.
Are the driver side and passenger side technically interchangeable? The passengers side buckles are way more expensive than the driver's side just wondering if I could purchase a driver side one and it would work? Don't care if the button is on the wrong side
It may work for either side. Best way to tell is remove your existing ones and see if it will work. Most likely the indexing holes will be the only difference.
Any idea how to remove/replace the seatbelt itself?
Ross R. To remove the seatbelt you will want to remove the interior side panel that covers the seatbelt. It is a fairly simple repair once you have the panel off.
Chevy tried to charge me $600 for this lol
hello new subbie! where did you purchase the seatbelt latch?
Thank you for subscribing. I purchased it online from a GM dealer.
@@YourCarGuyDR thanks for responding back to me
Unfortunately, my dealership said not able to order me replacement driver side seatbelt latch. Car too old. 2005 Envoy.
You can not switch with one of the backseat ones correct? I see them avail on Ebay from on line dismantlers. Is that a prob? Not sure what else to do. Frustrated!
Usually the front and rear ones are different.
Thanks mate!
How much did you pay for the new part??
If I remember correctly it was around $70 ordered from a GM dealer online.
@@YourCarGuyDR okay cool 👍🏼 I appreciate the advice
Does anyone know where i can order a knew latch
jackets 4life go online and you can get one from a Chevrolet dealer at a good price.
@@YourCarGuyDR i tried to get one today was told there discontinued
@@ericfrain217 try GM parts store online. I see them available there.
Where did u get the replacement from
I ordered from a GM dealer online.
Never had this problem until I bought a Gmc. Never had a truck with such horrible quality.
I think it is better to take the seat out.