Volkswagen Golf Service & Repair Manual: Removing and installing rear seat backrest
| Special tools and workshop equipment
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Torque wrench -V.A.G 1331 |
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Remove bench seat
→ Chapter. |
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Remove rear right belt buckle with belt end fitting
→ Chapter. |
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Pull cover -1- off centre mount
-2-. |
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Separate Bowden cable for backrest release mechanism on left
and right
→ Chapter. |
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Remove carrier for centre luggage compartment floor lining
→ Chapter. |
| Continued for all vehicles |
 Note
| For reasons of clarity, the left rear seat backrest (1/3) is
not shown. |
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Equipment version with through-loading aperture: Open lid
for through-loading aperture and fold it down. |
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Fold up locking bar -1- at rear
-arrow A-, detach it at front from
centre mount -arrow B- and remove
it. |
Note
| For reasons of clarity, the left rear seat backrest (1/3) is
not shown. |
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Lift rear seat backrest -2- out
of centre mount -3- and pull it
towards centre of vehicle out of outer mountings
-1--arrows-. |
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Remove rear bench seat from vehicle. |
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Push rear seat backrest -2- in
vertical position onto outer support pin
-1-. |
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Position rear seat backrest -2-
in centre mount -3-. |
| Further installation is performed in the reverse order of
removal. |
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→ Chapter „Assembly overview - rear seat backrest“ |
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Removing
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Move front seats as far forwards as possible.
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Unclip guides -1- for ISOFIX
child seat ...
Special tools and workshop equipment
required
Removal wedge -3409-
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Other materials:
Assembly overview - starter, vehicles with dual clutch gearbox (DQ250-6F)
1 -
Starter -B-
Removing and installing
→ Chapter
2 -
Bolt
Specified torque: 40 Nm
3 -
Electrical connector
4 -
Nut
Speci ...
General notes
Gearbox
The torque of the engine is transmitted via the flywheel to
the dual clutch gearbox. The flywheel and the dual clutch are
joined together by a toothed connection. Together they take on
the function of the dual-mass flywheel ...
General notes on tyre noise
Tyre noise that can be heard by the human ear is caused by
vibrations which are transmitted by the air from the source of
the sound to our ears.
Of interest here are the noises caused by certain
characteristics and effects while the tyre ...
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Removing and installing bench seat / individual seats
Removing and installing trim for locking mechanism