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Removing the Rear Seat of the Subaru Outback

Model: Subaru Outback MK 2, BH, BE - Years 1999-2003
Part: Rear bench seat

The instructions in this guide will allow you to remove the rear seat of the Subaru Outback in simple steps. First, open the rear doors of the vehicle and start pulling out the straps found inside the seat; then pull upwards to detach it and remove it from the lower hooks, as illustrated in the video. At this point, carry out the repair or replacement of the rear seat, disassembling and replacing the backrests if necessary; then refit the backrests and subsequently the rear seat.

Posted on 12 September 2026 by ScegliAuto

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How to Reset the Central Locking of the Volkswagen Golf 4?

If the central locking system of the Volkswagen Golf 4 is not working, it is likely necessary to reset the system: to do this, open the driver's door and detach the side panel of the dashboard next to the steering wheel. Under this panel, you will find the fuses, including the one for the central locking, which is indicated in the manual as number 14. To reset the system, remove this fuse from its housing, then reinsert it or replace it with a new one of the same amperage: this will reset the central locking system.

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