Removing and installing seat pan: Audi A6 C6
Step-by-step removing and installing seat pan for the Audi A6 C6: 18 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.
🧭 Before you start
Fits: Audi A6 C6 (4F, 2004–2011)
📋 Procedure
- Remove seat .
- Attach seat repair standVAS 6136 to engine and gearbox supportVAS 6095.
- Attach front seat to seat repair standVAS 6136.
- Remove side trim (sill side) .
- Remove side trim (tunnel side) .
- Remove handle for seat longitudinal adjustment
- Press cable sleeve out of cable support bracket in direction of (arrow A).
- Detach operating cable (1) for seat longitudinal adjustment from release lever (arrow B).
- Release securing clip (4) at operating cable in direction of (arrow A) and lift off securing clip (arrow B).
- Release retaining spring (2) using a narrow-bladed screwdriver (3).
- Pull seat rail release lever (1) upwards out of rotary shaft.
- Unscrew bolt (1) and sever cable ties (arrows).
- Move clear electrical wiring harness at retaining plate.
- Unplug electrical connectors (2 and 4).
- Disconnect pneumatic hose (3).
- Remove bolts (arrow).
- Detach seat pan (2) from seat frame.
- Insert bolts with locking fluid; locking fluid Electronic parts catalogue.
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