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Rear Seat Bolts

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Replace by 999 073 138 01

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For the side part, the parts catalogue is 999 073 138 09 replaced by 999 073 138 01.

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Use any m2*25 bolt

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You could use any M2*25 bolt for cheapness (it's out of site and doesn't carry much load) or buy the part from my local OPC.

Rear Seat Bolts

Use opc, they're expensive

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Similarly for the other bolts, I would use the OPC, they're expensive for bolts but really they're still cheap enough.

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Replace by 999 073 138 01

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For the side part, the parts catalogue is 999 073 138 09 replaced by 999 073 138 01.

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Use any m2*25 bolt

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You could use any M2*25 bolt for cheapness (it's out of site and doesn't carry much load) or buy the part from my local OPC.

Rear Seat Bolts

Use opc, they're expensive

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Similarly for the other bolts, I would use the OPC, they're expensive for bolts but really they're still cheap enough.

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

The bolt for the hinge for one of the rear seats has come adrift and gone missing. Does anyone know where I can find the tech spec for this? I suspect I can get something from Orbital Fasteners to refix.

POST 2Original post

Do you mean the centre hinge or the side fitting. For the side part, the parts catalogue is 999 073 138 09 replaced by 999 073 138 01. You could use any M2*25 bolt for cheapness (it's out of site and doesn't carry much load) or buy the part from my local OPC. I would do the latter. Similarly for the other bolts, I would use the OPC, they're expensive for bolts but really they're still cheap enough.

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