Volkswagen Golf Service & Repair Manual: Assembly overview - centre armrest

Volkswagen Golf Service & Repair Manual / General body repairs, interior / Seat frames / Rear seats / Assembly overview - centre armrest

Assembly overview - centre armrest

1 -	Intermediate padding

Allocation → Electronic Parts Catalogue
Removing and installing → Chapter

2 -	Centre armrest

Removing and installing → Chapter

3 -

Lid

For through-loading aperture
Removing and installing → Chapter

4 -

Trim

For lid catch
Removing and installing → Chapter

5 -	Stop strip

Clipped into rear seat backrest
Removing and installing → Chapter

6 -	Cover frame

For through-loading aperture
Clipped into rear seat backrest.
Removing and installing → Chapter

7 -	Right rear seat backrest (2/3)

With through-loading aperture
Allocation → Electronic Parts Catalogue

8 -

Bolt

Qty. 2
Self-tapping
Renew after removal
12 Nm

9 -

Bolt

Qty. 2
8 Nm

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. ...

Assembly overview - side padding

1 - Side padding Allocation → Electronic Parts Catalogue Removing and installing → Chapter 2 - Mounting gromme ...

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Vibration, vibration control system
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Removing and installing manually operated or automatic anti-dazzle interior mirror, with rain and light sensor -G397- and without front camera for driver assist systems -R242-
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Stripped profile
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