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Model specific boards => Golf mk3 => Topic started by: Ralphy_GTI on 17 August 2012, 08:08
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Need some help guys, Driver seat cover and bottom sponge is damaged but i have new sponges and covers for the seat but i dont know how to remove the front driver seat or the headrest to begin with?
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If you slide the seat all the way back there is a black pin in the centre underneath that needs pushing together and justs pulls out!
Then push the set back towards the rear bench seat out!
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There is a guide somewhere in the maintenance section.
When I did mine I couldn't remove the headrest but you can peel the fabric back and put two slits in the foam below the headrest to remove the old foam and again in the new foam to refit. Once it is all back together you can't tell.
Sorry just reread your post. It's the top half of the drivers seat cover you want to replace? You will need to remove the headrest then but not sure if this is possible. If you have a full donor seat not just the covers and foam you could swap the top half of the seat over.
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as robo said. After that you need to remove the plastic cap and a long plastic bar (these are on the seat runner). You then slide the seat all the way back and it will pop out.
1ce you have the seat out you need to remove the backrest adjusting knob (this just pops out) then to remove the black plastic cover you push 2 little pins in (very hard to spot) these are on the bit where the adjusting knob is.pull it of and do same on other side. After you have removed these you will then see the nuts. Remove from both side (i think these is about 4 it) the top half of the seat will drop or pull of.
If i get a chance i will get pics for you.
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I've just posted a thread on this in the 'interior' section on this forum
http://www.golfgtiforum.co.uk/index.php?topic=238705.0
I am not technical at all but even I managed this.....
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This is very informative in regards of taking the seats apart : http://www.golfgtiforum.co.uk/index.php?topic=65964.0
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New seat in ... :tongue:
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Direct replacement with no repairs?