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Volkswagen Caddy - Video tutorial

Model: Volkswagen Caddy SB - Years 2020-2024
Part: Seat
Operation: How to remove the rear seats on a Volkswagen Caddy

To remove the rear seats of a Volkswagen Caddy, follow these steps. Open the rear doors: start by opening the rear doors of the vehicle. Lift the backrest and rotate the seat: Lift the backrest of the seat and also rotate the seat. Unscrew the fixing screws: locate the two fixing screws on the seat frame. Unscrew them to remove the seat from the base. Remove the seat: after removing all four screws, try to remove the seat through the rear doors of the Volkswagen Caddy. Remember to do everything carefully to avoid damage to the seat or internal components. Good job!


Posted on 14 May 2024 by ScegliAuto



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