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When I pull the IOD fuse I hear a click where the seat belt lock is. At that point the seat belt is locked. When I put the IOD fuse back in there's a click and then the belt is free. So in other words it takes power to keep the belt in the free position. Is that normal? Seems that would be a drain after a while. My truck usually only runs on weekends. 

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Yes that is normal. After no electrical activity the latch will turn off (about 30 min.) You can check this by opening the driver side window and walk away for a 1 hour (it may be as short as 30 min.). When you come back to the truck reach through the window try to pull the seat belt without opening the door and it should be locked and the current draw should be nil.If you open the door the timer will restart.

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If you don't mind I have another seat belt question....... Does anyone know a way to get oil to the seat belt retraction mechanism and perhaps make it retract better? Mine is often caught against the door after I get in.

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1 hour ago, JAG1 said:

If you don't mind I have another seat belt question....... Does anyone know a way to get oil to the seat belt retraction mechanism and perhaps make it retract better? Mine is often caught against the door after I get in.

Wondering that as well. Maybe wipe it down with a greasy CFA wrapper?

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