Volkswagen Touran Owners Manual: Removing the seats in the second row of seats

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Fig. 92 Releasing the seat catch

Fig. 93 Removing the seat using the carry handle

First read and observe the introductory information and safety warnings

Removing the seat

Push the head restraints all the way down .

Move the seat back as far as it will go .

Pull the loop on the side of the seat and fold the backrest forwards.

OR: Pull the loop on the back of the seat in the direction of the arrow and fold the backrest forwards.

Pull the loop on the back of the seat in the direction of the arrow. Fold the seat forwards A.

Press both of the locking levers in the direction of the arrow to release the seat catch .

Using the carry grip, remove the seat by lifting it out of the catch .

WARNING

The seat is heavy and can cause serious injuries due to its weight.

Before removing, please consider whether you can actually lift it.

Folding the seats on the second row of seats forwards and backwards

Fig. 90 A: Folding seat forward B: Supporting seat with the securing rod Fig. 91 Removing the securing rod from the seat when it is folded forwards First read and observe the introductory info ...

Installing the seats in the second row of seats

Fig. 94 Installing the seat: bolts Ⓐ, locking levers Ⓑ and retaining bars Ⓒ. Fig. 95 Convenience position: vehicles with 4 seats First read and observe the introductory infor ...

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