After having any type of service, check the seat belt, buckle, clips, mounts and retractor for irregularities. You should switch out a belt if it is cut, frayed, torn or twisted, tighten loose fasteners, change a belt with a damaged buckle or retractor and change any belt with a damaged latch or anchor plate too. Never try to fix a seat belt component on your own, but always buy the proper new, unused replacement parts listed in the Mopar Parts Catalog to replace them. In order to remove the front seat belt and retractor, first push the front seats all the way back so you can access the front shoulder belt lower seat belt anchor plate, the retractor and the B-pillar with ease. Lift the front shoulder belt turning loop cover and take out the screw that locks the turning loop to the height adjuster before you remove them both. Push up on the lower seat belt anchor plate, loosen and remove the screw holding it to the B-pillar and slide off the trim around the lower B-pillar. First, turn the buckle of the front ignition safety belt loop, put the seat belt anchor plate with lower access hole over the Lower B- pillar trim, remove the blue plastic push-in fastener section on the seat belt retractor and take out the locator tab from the B-pillar. Be sure to have the retractor shield installed and undamaged in the B-pillar before fitting the retractor into the shield. Set the plastic fastener at the top into the B-pillar, push the lower seat belt anchor plate and front seat shoulder belt turning loop from above, into the B-pillar access hole and then re-attach the lower B-pillar trim to the car. Tighten the screw holding the lower seat belt anchor plate to the B-pillar to 37 Nm (27 Ft. lbs.) and then take the screw cover and put it on to close the plate. Set the shoulder belt's turning loop onto the height-adjusting mechanism, put in and secure the screw, turn and tighten it to reach 37 Nm (27 Ft. lbs.), then snap the cover over the front shoulder belt loop to hide the screw that attaches the turning loop to the height adjustment system.