2024-2026 Jeep Wrangler 2nd Row Seatbelt Jammed TSB
A technical service bulletin, S2610000002, addresses issues with the 2nd row center seatbelt in 2024-2026 Jeep Wrangler models. Owners may experience the seatbelt being jammed, stuck, or twisted, leading to it not retracting or pulling out properly.

Also applies to
- Jeep Wrangler
- 2024, 2026
Symptoms
Owners of 2024-2026 Jeep Wrangler (JL) vehicles equipped with the X8Z sales code split seat may experience issues with the second-row center seatbelt. The primary complaint is that the seatbelt will not retract or pull out as expected. Drivers may describe the condition as the seatbelt being "locked-up", "jammed", or simply stating it "won't pull out". This issue is officially described as "2nd Row Center Seatbelt Jammed Or Stuck. Webbing Twisted."
Diagnosis and Trigger Conditions
When diagnosing a Jeep Wrangler seatbelt jammed condition, technicians should first observe the seatbelt webbing. The webbing may not always appear twisted on the outside of the retractor, even if there's an internal issue.
If the retractor is "locked up" and the seatbelt cannot be manipulated or jiggled to release it, this indicates an internal jamming within the retractor mechanism. Conversely, if the seatbelt is not locked and the webbing is merely twisted, it should still be possible to fully pull out and retract the belt after untwisting.
Repair Procedure Summary
For a Jeep Wrangler seatbelt jammed or twisted, the repair procedure depends on the specific cause:
- If the webbing is only twisted: Verify that the belt can be fully pulled out and retracted once the twist is removed. Inspect the part number of the seat back seat belt bezel. If the bezel is not at the AB level or later, it should be replaced with part number 6SW40TX7AB.
- If the retractor is internally jammed: If the retractor is locked up and the belt cannot be freed by manipulation, both the retractor and the bezel will require replacement. The replacement bezel must be part number 6SW40TX7AB (AB level or later).
This Manufacturer Communication S2610000002 provides guidance for addressing this specific seatbelt concern.
Required Parts
For certain repair scenarios involving a Jeep Wrangler seatbelt jammed or twisted, the following part may be required:
- Seat Belt Bezel: Part number 6SW40TX7AB (AB level or later)
Important Warnings
It is important for owners and technicians to note that this document, Manufacturer Communication S2610000002, "does not authorize warranty repairs." This communication serves as a record of past experiences and does not provide conclusions about vehicle malfunctions. It is intended to capture similar cases and assist technicians in deciding the appropriate course of action.
Owner Action
If you own a 2024-2026 Jeep Wrangler (JL) with the X8Z sales code split seat and are experiencing a "2nd Row Center Seatbelt Jammed Or Stuck. Webbing Twisted." issue, where the seatbelt is "locked-up", "jammed", or "won't pull out", it is recommended to contact your authorized Jeep dealer. They can diagnose the specific cause of the problem and perform the necessary inspection or replacement of components like the retractor or seat belt bezel.
Source: NHTSA ID: 11030036
Frequently Asked Questions
- What is the issue with the 2nd row center seatbelt in 2024-2026 Jeep Wrangler models?
- Owners of 2024-2026 Jeep Wrangler models may experience the 2nd row center seatbelt being "Jammed Or Stuck" or having "Webbing Twisted," leading to it not retracting or pulling out. This is detailed in Manufacturer Communication S2610000002.
- What causes the 2nd row center seatbelt to be "locked-up" or "jammed" in a Jeep Wrangler?
- According to Manufacturer Communication S2610000002, the belt webbing may be internally jammed within the retractor, even if it doesn't appear twisted externally. This internal jamming prevents the belt from being manipulated or jiggled free.
- What part might need replacement if my Jeep Wrangler's seatbelt is jammed?
- If the retractor is internally jammed, both the retractor and the bezel may need replacement. The specified bezel part number for replacement is 6SW40TX7AB (AB level or later).
- Will this TSB cover warranty repairs for my Jeep Wrangler seatbelt?
- Manufacturer Communication S2610000002 explicitly states that it "does not authorize warranty repairs." It serves as a record of past experiences for technicians to reference, not a warranty authorization.
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