HOW TO REMOVE VOLKSWAGEN GOLF MK6 FRONT & REAR SEATS

Removing the Front and Rear Seats of a Volkswagen Golf MK6

In this episode, we provide a comprehensive guide on how to remove the front and rear seats of your Volkswagen Golf MK6. We'll walk you through each step, detailing the tools you need, the sizes of the bolts, and how to disconnect the wiring harnesses. Whether you're upgrading your interior or performing maintenance, this tutorial has got you covered.

Tools and Preparation

Tools Needed:

Torx socket set (typically T20, T30, and T50)
Ratchet and extension bar
Flathead screwdriver or trim removal tool
Safety gloves and glasses
Safety First:

Disconnect the Battery: Before starting, ensure you disconnect the negative terminal of the battery to avoid any electrical issues or accidental airbag deployment.
Prepare Your Workspace: Make sure your workspace is clean and have a container ready for storing bolts and screws.
Step-by-Step Guide

Front Seats Removal:

Slide the Seat Back: Move the seat to its furthest back position to access the front bolts.
Remove Front Bolts: Using the appropriate Torx socket (usually T50), remove the two front bolts securing the seat rails.
Slide the Seat Forward: Move the seat to its furthest forward position to access the rear bolts.
Remove Rear Bolts: Remove the two rear bolts.
Tilt the Seat Back: Carefully tilt the seat back to access the wiring harness underneath.
Disconnect Wiring Harness: Use the flathead screwdriver or trim removal tool to gently disconnect the wiring harness connectors.
Remove the Seat: Carefully lift the seat out of the car, ensuring you don't damage any trim or the seat itself.
Rear Seats Removal:

Remove the Seat Cushions:
Locate the retaining clips or bolts at the front edge of the seat cushion.
Use the appropriate tool to release the clips or remove the bolts, then lift the seat cushion out.
Remove the Seat Backs:
Fold down the seat backs to access the retaining bolts at the hinge points.
Remove the bolts using the appropriate Torx socket.
Disconnect any wiring harnesses for seat heaters or other electronics.
Lift the seat backs out of the car.
Detailed Explanation

Bolt Sizes: Typically, the front and rear seat bolts will be T50 Torx, but this can vary. Always check your specific model.
Wiring Harness: Pay close attention to how the wiring harnesses are connected. Take pictures if necessary to ensure proper reconnection later.

Conclusion

We hope this detailed guide helps you successfully remove the seats from your Volkswagen Golf MK6. If you found this tutorial useful, please like, subscribe, and share. Your feedback is invaluable, so let us know in the comments if you have any questions or what you'd like to see next.

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