Isofix
- Thread starter p1tse
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B6 Option - you can add the rear seat bottom anchors - easy enough - search the forum as has been covered a few times in the past - found QuattroJames How to thread here.
Widemonkeys
1st Gear
Pm pjmspeedy he's a member on here. He can get u all the parts. I got them off him and fitted it myself.very easy. Abt £49 I think
just doing a bit of research that was all
how do you fit the anchors to the car, i thought they were welded in place to the body or something?
how do you fit the anchors to the car, i thought they were welded in place to the body or something?
Widemonkeys
1st Gear
Fold the back seats down and there are two holes the bar bolts straight in with some torx bolts. Takes about 10 mins
all B6's have the anchor points, just not the Isofix hoops: just follow that link - it's £50-£80 and a 10min job to screw them in with a Torq screw... or about £750 from Audi.
If you've got the saloon: just lift the bench out
If you're still shopping for cars and can't figure out if it has one: the ones that had it factory fitted usually came with the front seat isofix too and had the button on the side of the glovebox to disable the passenger airbag.
I'd only recommend retro-fitting in the rear though!
If you've got the saloon: just lift the bench out
If you're still shopping for cars and can't figure out if it has one: the ones that had it factory fitted usually came with the front seat isofix too and had the button on the side of the glovebox to disable the passenger airbag.
I'd only recommend retro-fitting in the rear though!
thanks
front seat isofix too?
can you tell the difference of retro fitted vs factory fitted at all?
is it perfectly safe?
front seat isofix too?
can you tell the difference of retro fitted vs factory fitted at all?
is it perfectly safe?
It's perfectly safe as long as you torque the bolts up, and you can't tell the difference as it's all oem parts....
Widemonkeys
1st Gear
No difference at all. I fitted both of mine and have been using them for 6 months.As James said just make sure the bolts are torqed tight.
Front isofix is part of the seat design so can't be retrofitted.
Also you would need to disable passenger front airbag which is not a route to go down.
