Volkswagen Golf Service & Repair Manual: Removing and installing head restraint guide
 Note
| 2 commercially available screwdrivers with a blade height of
0.4 mm and a blade width of 8 mm are required for removal. |
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Remove rear head restraint
→ Chapter. |
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Push backrest cover and backrest padding
-1- slightly downwards at outer
sides. |
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Insert a screwdriver on both sides of head restraint guide
-3- into backrest up to locking
lugs -arrows-. |
Note
| Position the 2 screwdrivers next to the locking lugs so that
the flat side of the blade rests against the locking lugs. |
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Turn both screwdrivers by 90° to release locking lugs of
head restraint guide. |
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Use a third screwdriver to carefully lever head restraint
guide -2- out of backrest. |
| Installation is carried out in reverse order. |
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→ Chapter „Assembly overview - rear seat backrest“ |
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Removing
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Press release button -3- for
height adjustment on head restraint guide
-4- in -direction of arrow-.
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Special tools and workshop equipment
required
Torque wrench -V.A.G 1410-
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Saw-tooth wear
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tread blocks → Fig.
that can cause increased tyre noise. The saw tooth is caused by
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2-pack HS top coat
Designation:
2-pack HS uni (solid-colour top) coat -L2K 073 ... ..-
2-pack HS mixture paint -L2K 074 ... ..-
Issued 04.2013
Product description
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Removing and installing head restraint
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