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52 13 000 Removing and installing left or right front seat (normal / manual)

Adjust front seat as far forward and upward as possible.

IMPORTANT: Improper handling can lead to triggering of the pyrotechnical seat belt tensioner or side airbag, resulting in injuries.
Switch off ignition.

Unfasten seatbelt screw.

Tightening torque. Refer to SEATS - TIGHTENING TORQUES .

Fig 1: Removing Seatbelt Screw
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Pull retainer (1) backwards to unlock and pull inwards to remove. Lift Bowden cable (2) forwards to remove for seat belt adjustment.

Fig 2: Removing Seat Belt Adjustment
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IMPORTANT: Failure to comply with this disassembly sequence causes the web (4) to break, thus destroying the finisher.

Adjust front seat to maximum forward position.

  1. Raise finisher slightly on detent head,
  2. Unfasten and raise inner clip lugs,
  3. Pull finisher backwards to remove.
    Fig 3: Adjusting Front Seat To Maximum Forward Position
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Disconnect connector (1) and remove (2).

Fig 4: Disconnecting Connector From Seat
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Unfasten screws.

Move front seat as far back as possible.

Installation: 

  1. Replace screws (microencapsulation) or install old screws with Loctite 270 (Sourcing Reference: BMW Parts Service).
    Fig 5: Identifying Seat Rail Screw
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Up to 1995 model:

Unclip front finisher and pull forwards to remove.

Unfasten screws and lift out front seat.

Installation: 

  1. Replace screws (microencapsulation) or install old screws with Loctite 270 (Sourcing Reference: BMW Parts Service).
    Fig 6: Removing Screws & Lift Out Front Seat
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Installation: 

  1. Floor carpet must not enter area between seat rails and floor panel beside screw points (grating noises).

Installation sequence: 

Tightening sequence: 

Tightening torque. Refer to SEATS - TIGHTENING TORQUES .