Removing pneumatic pump for R36 leather sport seat: VW Passat CC / Passat B6
Step-by-step removing pneumatic pump for R36 leather sport seat for the VW Passat CC / Passat B6: 15 steps.
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
- Attach seat repair standVAS 6136 to engine and gearbox supportVAS 6095.
- Remove R36 sport seat .
- Secure sport seat to seat repair standVAS 6136.
- Remove seat cover cap .
- Remove trim from front of (electric) seat .
- Remove R36 sport seat trim .
- Remove (electric) seat trim holders .
- Remove R36 sport seat backrest .
- Secure backrest to seat repair standVAS 6136.
- Detach backrest cover (arrows), and fold back cover as well as protective film on left and right.
- Detach the back section from the backrest cover (1) and fold upwards.
- Disconnect supply lines (2) to both valve blocks of the pneumatic system for lumbar support.
- Detach pump for lumbar support height adjustment (3) from bracket in backrest frame.
- Disconnect electrical connection (5) for lumbar support pump.
- Remove pump for pneumatic system for lumbar support (3) with supply line (4) from backrest frame.
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