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Originally Posted by dbs600
No, it's that the buckle faces the opposite direction of your second picture, which causes it to rattle against the b-pillar and otherwise not lay flat across your body when buckled (both front seats); nothing to do with it coming to a rest on the seat bolster. I've noticed this on a few loaners and mentioned it to my service advisor yesterday. Said there's been a complaint or two here and there, as some cars come from the factory like this, while others do not and that the they can easily flip the buckle, need be…
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No big deal my kids manage once or twice to turn them arround you can use the litle gap toward the midle in the part that hooks to the base unit, with that litle extra space you can turn the belt back,
so by pushing one end of the belt to the midle gap with more space you be able to turn the actual belt arround to its original side, hence have the hook end bit seating in the correct position.