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Removing and installing lower rear lid trim, Multivan — AUDI

Removing and installing lower rear lid trim, Multivan on Audi: 12 steps. What to remove, in what order, and what to check after.

Workshop procedure for AUDI — the exact step sequence and torque figures, straight from real workshop data.

12 steps

🧭 Before you start

Fits: platform codes SF, SG

  • Renewed: as necessary

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  • With this level, the "“lock cylinder cover of the child lock”" and the "“inner lock trim”" must also be removed.
  • Damage to rear lid trimTrim must be renewed in the event of non-observance.Please carefully release trim around lid lock first! — Only loosen towards corners once trim has been released there.
  • Do not simply pull trim down; instead, grip behind trim with fingers and press against rear lid with thumbs.
  • Before installing, check clips (1) for damage and renew as necessary.

📋 Procedure

  1. Detach rear lid trim at lower left and right ends on window frame.
  2. Using screwdriver (arrow), carefully lever switch (5) out of rear lid trim (1).
  3. Disconnect connector on switch (5). [Note: With this level, the "“lock cylinder cover of the child lock”" and the "“inner lock trim”" must also be removed.]
  4. Carefully push inner lock trim panel upwards, and pull trim panel off trim.
  5. Insert two 1 mm drill bits 15 mm deep into apertures of lock cylinder cover of childproof lock. Push drill bits together, and pull cover out of mountings.
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  1. ⚠ Damage to rear lid trimTrim must be renewed in the event of non-observance.Please carefully release trim around lid lock first! — Only loosen towards corners once trim has been released there.
  2. Do not simply pull trim down; instead, grip behind trim with fingers and press against rear lid with thumbs.
  3. If trim is loose from rear lid lock to corners, detach remainder of trim.
  4. Remove bolts (3).
  5. Hold trim with one hand. Remove pull loop (4) with the other hand.
  6. Trim is now completely free and can be removed.
  7. Release clips (1) which have remained in rear lid using release lever T10039. [Note: Before installing, check clips (1) for damage and renew as necessary.]

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Workshop data on this page last updated 20 Sep 2026.