Volkswagen Golf Service & Repair Manual: Assembly overview - rear seat backrest

Volkswagen Golf Service & Repair Manual / General body repairs, interior / Seat frames / Rear seats / Assembly overview - rear seat backrest

Assembly overview - rear seat backrest

1 -	Rear seat backrest

Allocation → Electronic Parts Catalogue
Removing and installing → Chapter

2 -

Lock

For rear seat backrest
Assembly overview → Chapter

3 -	Outer head restraint

Removing and installing → Chapter

4 -	Rear centre belt guide

Renew complete belt guide if damaged
Removing and installing → Chapter

5 -	Centre head restraint

Removing and installing → Chapter

6 -	Head restraint guide

Removing and installing → Chapter

7 -

Lid

For through-loading aperture
Allocation → Electronic Parts Catalogue
Removing and installing → Chapter

8 -	Mounting pin, inner

For rear seat backrest
13.5 Nm

9 -

Catch

For centre mount
Removing and installing → Chapter

10 -

Bolt

8 Nm

11 -

Cover

For centre mount
Only for saloon
Removing and installing → Chapter

12 -	Centre mount

Welded to underbody.

13 -	Centre armrest

Allocation → Electronic Parts Catalogue
Assembly overview → Chapter
Removing and installing → Chapter

14 -	Rear three-point seat belt

Removing and installing → Chapter

15 -	Outer support pin

Welded to body

Assembly overview - bench seat / individual seats

1 - Rear bench seat Allocation → Electronic Parts Catalogue Removing and installing → Chapter 2 - Guide ...

Assembly overview - locking mechanism

Note The assembly overview shows the locking mechanism for left rear seat back rest (1/3). The locking mechanism for the right rear seat backrest (2/3) is similar. ...

Other materials:

2-pack HS clear coat
Designation: 2-pack HS clear coat -L2K 769 500 A5- Issued 10.2012 Product description 2-pack HS clear coat is a VOC compliant, high-grade high-solid clear coat. ...

Checking
Switch off ignition. – Connect manifold gauge (air conditioner service station). – Read pressure gauge. It may display two results, A and B. Ambie ...

Contact corrosion
Contact corrosion can occur if unsuitable connecting elements (screws, bolts, nuts, washers, etc.) are used. For this reason, only connecting elements with a special surface coating are fitted in the vehicle. Moreover, c ...