Seat belt light stays on, was told if there was a slugish seat belt often times thats the problem , then replaced a seatbelt unplugged the batteryfor an hour and the light is still on

Pull on the belts out a few times
& see if the light goes off

If you meant seat belt light, are you driving with your seat belt or without? If with, inspect the wiring that goes into the bottom side of the seat belt receiver for pinched/damaged wires. If you are not using a seatbelt (not advising this, but your choice) you can get replacement buckles that will clip in just like your seatbelt does, our you could grab some off same model vehicle in a salvage yard.

Have the same problem in my 98 Toyota Rav4. I squirted the female buckle (bolted to seat, not holding strap harness) with wannabe WD-40 lubricant from the $1 store, and it seem to have solved the problem. I'm guessing the spring mechanism is worn out, which is why the harness buckle won't lock. Another solution is to replace the female lock buckle with an identical part from the used parts junkyard store.

The seatbelt light on the dash stays "on," even when everyone has their belt on, but I don't bother servicing that. If yours have an audible alarm instead of an indicator light on the dash, locate the source of the alarm sound and disconnect the wires to silence the sound.

There is a Plug on teh Seatbelt that is under the Seat, did someone damage the Wire or Unplug the system?

if your happy with the seat belt as it is and its operating fine, they can not force you to buy it from them. Just get the snapped plug replaced,even cheaper from a breaker, then ask for the light to be reset using there diagnostic equipment. All dealers, well most, will try for that extra buck.

There is apparently a problem with the switch in the seat belt mechanism that is not doing it's job. You will brobably have to replace the entire seat belt to repair.

My experience with this issue, (and I have seen it before, several times), is a poor connection at either side front seat belt connectors. You should pull off the center trim panel, to expose the bottoms of the seatbelts, and plug/unplug/replug the connector 10-12 times; there is a known issue on poor connections on the seat belt wiring harnesses. Just replugging it works pretty good.

Hello, I am having the same problem, But the dealer told me that most often a water bottle goes under the seat and when people pull it out they unplug the airbag, you may want to look at this first. resetting the sensors would be next, I am looking for that next.

most likely if you look under the 2 front seats and inspect the wires that come from the belt you'll find a broken wire. just repair broken wire and you'll be back in business.

SRS stands for supplemental restraint system. You have a problem with the airbag system. The seat belts have sensors to let air bag module know if they are buckled. Could be a bad buckle seat belt will work fine .This may be a common problem is why they said seatbelt problem