Seat Leon >> Modifying the rear bumper trim for vehicles with rear view camera
SEAT Leon Service and Repair Manual / General body repairs, exterior / Bumpers / Rear bumper / Modifying the rear bumper trim for vehicles with rear view camera
- - Adjustment template of the
bumper trim
- To print the template
- - Bumper trim
- - Holder for rear view camera
Note
- The rear bumper trim is supplied without the opening for the rear view camera.
- Where necessary carry out appropriate preparations for fitting.
Special tools and workshop equipment required
- Pneumatic sabre saw - VAG 1523B-
- Drill 5 mm ø
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Note
- The installation work must only be carried out with the bumper removed.
- To prevent damage and soiling, place suitable material between the pumper trim and the support surface before supporting parts of the trim.
- The work must be carried out before the rear bumper trim is painted.
- The templates must be printed in their actual size.
- Check that the dimensions correspond to the actual size.
- Cut out the templates.
- Use the opening for the number plate light -1- to centre the template -2-.
- Fasten the template -2- to the bumper with the aid of adhesive tape -3-.
- Drill 5 mm diameter holes -1- in the corners.
- With the sheet metal cutter sheet metal cutter - VAG 1523B- cut along the lines -A-.
- Remove any burrs.
- Check the fastening of the rear view camera mount -1- in the bumper trim -2-.
- Paint the bumper trim.
- Carry out the remaining installation work.
Removing and installing attachments
Replacement of the rear parking steering
aid sender holder
Special tools and workshop equipment required
Release lever - 3409-
Hot-air blower - VAG 1416-
Materials
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Glazing
Windows, main components
- Windscreen
Note
The spare parts service only supplies
a windscreen with sealing lip,
which is compatible for vehicles with
and without sliding/tilting sunroof.
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See also:
Seat belt position
Seat belts offer their maximum protection only when they are
properly positioned.
Fig. 12 Correct belt web
and head restraint positions,
viewed from front
Fig. 13 Correct belt web
and head r ...