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Interior (internal body elements) Renault 19
In the car, due to increased traffic flows and increasing traffic jams, you have to spend more and more time. Therefore, engineers are constantly improving the comfort of the car interior and strive to bring it closer to home comfort. Individual parts and interior trim, however, have reliable and simple attachments and can therefore be easily removed by yourself.
Removal and installation seats
Left: To remove the rear seat back, fold back the lever (2) so that the backrest hinge (3) is released from the hinge pins (1) of the body. Right: To install the rear seat cushion, hold it vertically and insert the...
Left: To remove the rear seat back, fold back the lever (2) so that the backrest hinge (3) is released from the hinge pins (1) of the body. Right: To install the rear seat cushion, hold it vertically and insert the...
Removal and installation the trim
To install individual cladding elements, it is necessary to prepare new clamps in advance, as they often break. 1 - A-pillar lining; 2 - B-pillar lining; 3 - roof cladding; 4 - C-pillar lining; 5 - trunk lid trim; 6 -...
To install individual cladding elements, it is necessary to prepare new clamps in advance, as they often break. 1 - A-pillar lining; 2 - B-pillar lining; 3 - roof cladding; 4 - C-pillar lining; 5 - trunk lid trim; 6 -...
Removal the instrument panel and center console
Removal the instrument panel Removing the instrument panel is a fairly complex job that must be done with great care to avoid damaging the interior. The work is described in Chapter Heating and ventilation . Removal the...
Removal the instrument panel Removing the instrument panel is a fairly complex job that must be done with great care to avoid damaging the interior. The work is described in Chapter Heating and ventilation . Removal the...
Ceiling upholstery and floor covering
The figure shows the most important elements of the car interior. Here you can see that, for example, to remove the headliner, it is necessary to dismantle a whole series of elements. The same applies to replacing the...
The figure shows the most important elements of the car interior. Here you can see that, for example, to remove the headliner, it is necessary to dismantle a whole series of elements. The same applies to replacing the...
Seat belt
The seat belt system consists of the following components: 1 - regular seat belt buckle; 2 - seat belt buckle with emergency tensioner; 3 - electrical wire to the emergency tensioner; 4 - seat belt with tensioner and...
The seat belt system consists of the following components: 1 - regular seat belt buckle; 2 - seat belt buckle with emergency tensioner; 3 - electrical wire to the emergency tensioner; 4 - seat belt with tensioner and...
Emergency seat belt tensioner
In the event of a frontal impact, the seat belt buckle is instantly pulled back by approximately 70 mm. To do this, the sensor activates a small gas generator and the gas released from it presses the piston on the seat...
In the event of a frontal impact, the seat belt buckle is instantly pulled back by approximately 70 mm. To do this, the sensor activates a small gas generator and the gas released from it presses the piston on the seat...
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