Removing and installing rear seat belts, Passat CC 2009► and CC 2010► — VW
Removing and installing rear seat belts, Passat CC 2009► and CC 2010► on VW: 11 steps. What to remove, in what order, and what to check after.
Workshop procedure for VW — the exact step sequence and torque figures, straight from real workshop data.
🧭 Before you start
Fits: VW Passat CC (357, 2008–2012), VW Passat B6 (3C, 2005–2010)
📋 Procedure
- ⚠ Observe the general safety regulations when working on airbag, belt tensioner and battery isolator units (pyrotechnic components) Follow the special instructions for belt tensioners (see the separate procedure). — Vehicles with belt tensioner, disconnect vehicle battery Electrical system 27. Disconnecting and reconnecting battery.
- Remove bench seat (see the separate procedure).
- Remove seat bolster:
- Remove C-pillar trim:
- Remove rear shelf:
- Remove bolt (7) and remove belt relay (8) from body.
- ⚠ Electrostatic discharges may result in unintentional triggering of belt tensioner. Therefore, the mechanic must electrostatically discharge him/herself before disconnecting the igniter and earth wires. This can be done by briefly touching the body or striker plate of the door. — Separate wiring harness and release connector with clip (6) from body.
- Remove bolt (4) and remove belt relay (5).
- Release clip (3) from body.
- Unscrew bolt (1) and remove belt inertia reel (2) from mounting.
- Install in reverse order of removal.
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