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How to remove the backrest of the rear seats of an Opel Astra?

Model: Vauxhall Astra Astra G - Years 1998-2006
Part: Seat

To remove the backrest of the rear seats of an Opel Astra, start by opening the rear hatch to access the trunk area. Look inside the trunk for the side trim panels near the backrest of the rear seat. These panels may be secured with screws, clips, or hooks that you will need to carefully remove using a screwdriver or appropriate tool. Once the trim panels are removed, you should see the bolts securing the backrest of the rear seat. Using an appropriate wrench, unscrew the bolts to release the backrest. Before completely removing the backrest, make sure to disconnect any electrical connections, such as those for heated seats or side airbags, if present. Once the connections are disconnected, you can carefully lift the backrest and remove it from the car. Make sure to keep the bolts and removed components handy so that you can reinstall them later.

Posted on 16 November 2024 by ScegliAuto

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