Audi Q3: Overview - Seat Versions
Component Location Overview - Seat Versions
1 - Front Passenger Seat
Standard Seat/Sport Seat (Manual)
Vehicles with:
- Seat/backrest heating
- Lumbar Support
- Standard seat drawer
- Sport seat storage compartment
- Footwell lamp
- Child Seat Anchor
- Seat angle adjustment only for sport seat
- Seat depth adjustment only for sport seat
- Overview. Refer to → Chapter "Overview - Front Seat, Manual Standard Seat/Sport Seat".
Folding Seat (Manual)
Vehicles with:
- Seat/backrest heating
- Drawer
- Child Seat Anchor
- Overview. Refer to → Chapter "Overview - Front Seat, Front Passenger Folding Seat".
Standard Seat/Sport Seat (Power)
Vehicles with:
- Seat/backrest heating
- Storage Compartment
- Footwell lamp
- Child Seat Anchor
- Seat depth adjustment only for sport seat
- Overview. Refer to → Chapter "Overview - Front Seat, Power Standard Seat/Sport Seat".
2 - Front Side Airbag
- with Front Passenger Thorax Airbag Igniter -N200-
- Overview. Refer to → Chapter "Overview - Front Side Airbag".
3 - Rear Side Airbag
- with Passenger Side Rear Thorax Airbag Igniter -N202-
- Overview. Refer to → Chapter "Overview - Rear Side Airbag".
4 - Right 2/3 Rear Seat Backrest
Vehicles with:
- With/without pass-through door
- Overview. Refer to → Chapter "Overview - Rear Seat Backrest".
5 - Left 1/3 Rear Seat Backrest
- Overview. Refer to → Chapter "Overview - Rear Seat Backrest".
6 - Rear Side Airbag
- With Driver Side Rear Thorax Airbag Igniter -N201-
- Overview. Refer to → Chapter "Overview - Rear Side Airbag".
7 - Rear Bench Seat
- Overview. Refer to → Chapter "Overview - Bench Seat/Single Seat".
8 - Front Side Airbag
- with Driver Thorax Airbag Igniter -N199-
- Overview. Refer to → Chapter "Overview - Front Side Airbag".
9 - Driver Seat
Standard Seat/Sport Seat (Manual)
Vehicles with:
- Seat/backrest heating
- Lumbar Support
- Standard seat drawer
- Sport seat storage compartment
- Footwell lamp
- Seat angle adjustment only for sport seat
- Seat depth adjustment only for sport seat
- Overview. Refer to → Chapter "Overview - Front Seat, Manual Standard Seat/Sport Seat".
Standard Seat/Sport Seat (Power)
Vehicles with:
- Seat/backrest heating
- Storage Compartment
- Footwell lamp
- Seat depth adjustment only for sport seat
- Overview. Refer to → Chapter "Overview - Front Seat, Power Standard Seat/Sport Seat".
Front Seat, Mounting on Fixture for Seat Repair
Special tools and workshop equipment required
- Engine and Gearbox Bracket -VAS6095A-
- Engine/Transmission Holder - Seat Repair Fixture -VAS6136-
Installing the front seat on the Engine/Transmission Holder - Seat Repair Fixture -VAS6136-.
- Front seat removed from the vehicle. Refer to → Chapter "Front Seat, Removing and Installing".
- Attach the Engine/Transmission Holder - Seat Repair Fixture -VAS6136- on the Engine And Transmission Holder -VAS6095-.
- Fasten the front seat on the Engine/Transmission Holder - Seat Repair Fixture -VAS6136-.
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Component Location Overview - Electric and Electronic Components, Manual
Front Seat
1 - Left Front Seat Heating Element -Z45-/Driver Backrest Heating
Element -Z7-
Front passenger
Overview - Front Seat
Overview - Front Seat, Manual Standard Seat/Sport Seat
1 - Seat Angle Adjuster
Only for Sport seats
Overview. Refer to
→ Chapter "Overview - Seat Pan, Seat Angle Adjuster".
Overview - Front Backrest
Overview - Front Backrest, Standard Seat/Sport Seat
1 - Seat Pan
2 - Bolt
33 Nm
Quantity: 2
Self-locking
Replace
Threaded holes for bolts must be cleaned, for examp
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Lock Cylinder, Removing and Installing
Create an assisting tool from a wire hook as follows:
- Take a 1.5 mm diameter welding wire and bend the end to form
an eye.
- Then cut the welding wire.
Dimension -a- = approximately
50 mm.
- File the end of the wire hook into a point.
Dimension -b- = 3 mm
Tires and vehicle load limits
There are limits to the amount of
load or weight that any vehicle
and any tire can carry. A vehicle
that is overloaded will not handle
well and is more difficult to stop.
Overloading can not only lead to
loss of vehicle control, but can also
damage important parts of the
vehicle and can lead to sud
