Volkswagen Golf Service & Repair Manual: 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
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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.
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Other materials:
Removing and installing charge pressure positioner -V465-
Removing
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Switch off ignition.
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Disconnect electrical connector -1-.
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Remove securing clip -2-.
–&n ...
Assembly overview - transverse link, multi-link suspension, front-wheel
drive
1 -
Nut
Renew after removing
2 -
Washer
3 -
Upper transverse link
Removing and installing
→ Chapter
4 -
Bolt
Renew after remov ...
Vapour pressure
In an enclosed container that is not completely full,
refrigerant evaporates as vapour at the surface in a quantity
sufficient to form an equilibrium between vapour and liquid.
This equilibrium develops under pressure and is often called
vapour pressure. ...
