Got mine yesterday.

 

yes if NJ dealers would have the parts in stock no one in North jersey has the parts.

 

same in TN

 

Parts should be available. I did 4 sets today alone, probably 20 this week.

 

I wish called 4 dealers all said "eh We dono maybe next week maybe in few month." Like they dont care and dont wanna do that recall

 

Hmm, I honestly don't know how they allocate the parts.

 

Both my V60 and XC60 get the recall done in the 1st week of Jan. Been waiting a while.


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I also received the December 9th recall notice letter. According to the earlier August 29 recall notice, a second notice wii be sent "as soon as the new replacement faster is available". As of December 7th, my dealer did not have these parts.

 

Just did Recall in Kundert Volvo in NJ they got the parts.

 

I just checked with my Bay Area Volvo dealership, they don’t yet have the necessary parts and are not expecting them until mid January.

 

Was at the dealer yesterday for the part replacement. They had the car for about four hours. Gave me an old V60 for a loaner.

 

Wow, a loaner for a 15 minute job. They must have a lot of loaners.

 

I was at the dealer a couple days ago for an oil consumption issue, doing the final test after the PCV box replacement, and they replaced the seatbelts for me without my saying anything. I was told the parts weren't available yet and would get another notification when I could bring it in.
Side note, dealer forgot to weigh the oil before, so I have to redo the 1200 mile driving.

 

Had my seatbelt and door lock recalls done last week. Seat belt repair was 15-30 minutes, door locks about 2 hours and they got screwed up so I had to go back and get them corrected. Save yourself some time and double check your dealers work to ensure that the doors actually lock and unlock, the alignment on the handle is even and the interior door panels are reinstalled correctly and completely.

 

I had an appointment scheduled for the 29th, just got the call from the dealer that they've run out of the parts. Kind of miffed about it, since I had to schedule this far out weeks ago and now they don't have any left. They won't even schedule me again preemptively, and instead just asked me to call in a few weeks to ask if they're restocked...

 

Had mine done yesterday (door locks and seatbelt) during regular maintenance.

 

Had seatbelt recall done today - took about 45 minutes.

 

Damn, mine took a full 3 hours

 

Actual working time by the tech is under 30 minutes. It only pays .4 for S60 and V60 and .2 for XC60.

 

Yeah, the car wash took longer than the recall.

 

Seatbelt recall done two weeks ago on 2013 S60 T5 AWD and 2015.5 XC60 T6 AWD at Bill Kidd’s in Maryland. Said the S60 gets fastener near latch and “block” in ceiling. XC60 just gets fastener. Said they could not share copy of document showing exact work but I saw it on screen. Looked like a TSB with pictures of what was to be done. Anyone have that? On the XC60 we don’t like that they removed and did not replace the rubbery piece at the bottom of the belt that kept the clasp from falling down low. And on the S60, the clasp now rests at the bottom edge of the seat as well. Anyone know if that is what is called for? Thanks very much.

 

 

Is that rubbery piece a "Before Picture"?

I had my S60 done and the Rubbery Piece is still there.....

 

 

Could you possibly send a pic of your xc 60 seatbelt latch where it rests when not buckled?

 

This top rubbery piece is now missing.

 

I've got an S60, not XC60. So not sure our latches are identical. Mine had recall done, too.

 

The replacement parts are identical, S60 or XC60.
The "rubbery" part is what covered the cable in question. It and the pyro device it's attached to is removed in it's entirety and returned to Volvo.
Yes, the belt buckle now rests lower down on the seat and is less convenient to use.
Such is the price of safety.

 

I thought he meant the rubber trim above the plastic. Yea, I'm missing the rubber sheathing, too. Bummer they couldn't replace it after performing the recall.

 

Shouldn't part #2 in that diagram keep the buckle from sliding all the way down?

 

#2 part should totally do that but the buckle is below that little button on one car and there is no button on the other car. That might be something for me to work on with the dealer. Anyone else have that #2 "button" on their belt holding the latch at a more comfortable/convenient level after the recall is complete. Seatbelt seems floppy after fix. Thanks to everyone fir the help!

 

#9 in the picture is replaced with #7.

 

Am I looking at that wrong or does that mean that after the recall there's no longer any pretensioner on the belts?

 

Than you need to remove and button and put the buckle higher than put the button back . you can order them on amazon a whole pack for $6. My moms 2017 s60 was missing that as well i am not sure if its after the recall or before since her car was bough used. So i put them in same spots as they were before since there was already a hole.