Service Bulletin

2025 Jeep Compass Seatbelt Inertial Locking System TSB

A Technical Service Bulletin (TSB 10-002-25) and Rapid Service Update (RSU 25-033) have been issued for the 2025 Jeep Compass regarding a passenger seatbelt inertial locking system that may be too sensitive due to belt deformation. This issue affects vehicles built between specific dates in early…

Byeditor marcus weber2025 Jeep Compass
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Source: NHTSA manufacturer_communication 11015904
TSB 10-002-25RSU 25-033Passenger Seatbelt Inertial Locking System is too sensitiveJeep Compass seatbelt sensitiveJeep Commander seatbelt issueBelt deformation23-13-03-9723-13-03-98ZY8AV41LXHAA

Owners of certain 2025 Jeep Compass vehicles may notice that the passenger seatbelt inertial locking system feels too sensitive. This condition, often caused by belt deformation, is addressed by Technical Service Bulletin (TSB) 10-002-25, also released as Rapid Service Update (RSU) 25-033. This TSB outlines an inspection and potential replacement procedure for the affected seatbelt assembly.

The TSB applies to 2025-2026 Jeep Compass and 2025-2026 Jeep Commander vehicles built on or after January 02, 2025 (MDH 0102XX) and on or before February 08, 2025 (MDH 0208XX). It's important to note that the market applicability for this specific bulletin is listed as "Not For US and Canada" (NA, CH, IAP, SA, MEA regions).

Symptoms

The primary symptom reported by customers is that the "Passenger Seatbelt Inertial Locking System is too sensitive." This means the seatbelt may lock up or engage with minimal force, making it difficult to extend or retract the belt smoothly.

Diagnosis

To diagnose if your Jeep Compass seatbelt sensitive issue is related to this TSB, a technician will inspect the right side seat belt. This involves pulling the seat belt from its resting position forward 10 times. The technician will then observe if the seat belt locks or hangs up during this process.

Repair Procedure Summary

If the seat belt locks or hangs up during the inspection, the repair procedure outlined in TSB 10-002-25 involves replacing the entire seat belt assembly. If the seat belt operates normally, the inspection is completed, and the active Rapid Service Update (RSU) can be closed using Labor Operation Number 23-13-03-97.

For vehicles requiring replacement, the detailed service procedures are available in DealerCONNECT/Service Library under reference 7065B12. This ensures the correct removal and installation of the new seat belt assembly.

Required Parts

Should a replacement be necessary, the following parts may be used:

  • Right Seat Belt: 8AV41LXHAA - MOPAR 7097973 - EMEA
  • Right Seat Belt: 8AV44DX9AA - MOPAR 70974 - EMEA

These parts are designated for the right-side seat belt.

Owner Action

If you experience a Jeep Compass seatbelt sensitive issue, specifically with the passenger seatbelt inertial locking system, you should contact your authorized Jeep dealership. They can verify if your vehicle is covered by TSB 10-002-25 or RSU 25-033 by checking the VIN in VIP or DealerCONNECT/Service Library. All repairs performed under this TSB are reimbursable within the provisions of your vehicle's warranty.

NHTSA ID: 11015904

Frequently Asked Questions

What is TSB 10-002-25 about for the Jeep Compass?
TSB 10-002-25 addresses an issue where the passenger seatbelt inertial locking system in certain 2025-2026 Jeep Compass and Commander vehicles may be too sensitive due to belt deformation. This can cause the seatbelt to lock up unexpectedly.
How can I tell if my Jeep Compass seatbelt is affected by this TSB?
If you notice the passenger seatbelt inertial locking system is too sensitive, meaning it locks or hangs up frequently, your vehicle might be affected. A dealership can perform an inspection by pulling the seatbelt 10 times to check for this behavior.
What is the fix for a sensitive passenger seatbelt in my Jeep Compass?
The fix involves inspecting the right side seat belt. If it is found to be locking up or hanging, the entire seat belt assembly will be replaced. This repair is covered under warranty.
Does TSB 10-002-25 apply to Jeep Compass vehicles in the US or Canada?
No, the market applicability for TSB 10-002-25 is specifically listed as 'Not For US and Canada', targeting regions such as NA (North America, excluding US/Canada), CH, IAP, SA, and MEA.

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