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    4. : How to remove the rear seat of a Volkswagen Golf

Volkswagen Golf - Video tutorial

Model: Volkswagen Golf MK 4, Golf IV, Golf 4 - Years 1997-2003
Part: Seat
Operation: How to remove the rear seat of a Volkswagen Golf

Are you going to remove the rear seats of your Volkswagen Golf? Let's see in this video that explains how to do it. First of all we move the seat of the seat forward, then, we disassemble the metal guides placed on the sheet of the car (the same operation we carry out on the other half of the seat). After removing the seats from the seat, let's move on to the backrests, remove the metal guides in the two ends of the backrest and help each other with plastic or metal levers. We extract the two backrests from the car body. We assemble the new rear seats by proceeding backwards with the operations.


Posted on 8 October 2023 by ScegliAuto

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How to set the time on the Peugeot 308

If we need to change the time on this car we can follow the instructions given in this video tutorial and read the instructions below. First of all, access the driver's seat and turn on the ignition. On the right multifunction lever there are the controls with the arrows to scroll the various menu functions and scroll the various functions up to "display adjust", after which press the button behind the lever to change the time, once set the new value press again the key with the arrow indication and modify the minutes in this way the work will be completed.

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