sTeeDi
17-05-2007, 02:29 PM
Hi there,
Haven't had a chance to go to the dealership or call the Service Center (since they usually put me on hold for a long time).
I thought i'd ask here coz everyone seems to give a more informed (and prompt) answer.
I was gonna try to put the baby's car seat in the middle seat last night and found that I could not remove the middle rear headrest of my Golf 2007 2.0 TDI Comfortline. It will click up about 10cms but then I can't remove it entirely. (My Golf has leather interior...dont know if this matters) :?
Anyway, when I put the child anchor on the clip immediately behind the middle rear seat, it does not sit well because the headrest is in the way, now I don't think this is as safe as having the headset totally removed.
I can remove all the other seat headrests quite fine, it's just the middle one. So before I sit on hold with the Service Centre or the Dealership, I just want to know if anyone else has seen this. If not...well gonna have to listen to that groovy call waiting music. :rolleyes:
Haven't had a chance to go to the dealership or call the Service Center (since they usually put me on hold for a long time).
I thought i'd ask here coz everyone seems to give a more informed (and prompt) answer.
I was gonna try to put the baby's car seat in the middle seat last night and found that I could not remove the middle rear headrest of my Golf 2007 2.0 TDI Comfortline. It will click up about 10cms but then I can't remove it entirely. (My Golf has leather interior...dont know if this matters) :?
Anyway, when I put the child anchor on the clip immediately behind the middle rear seat, it does not sit well because the headrest is in the way, now I don't think this is as safe as having the headset totally removed.
I can remove all the other seat headrests quite fine, it's just the middle one. So before I sit on hold with the Service Centre or the Dealership, I just want to know if anyone else has seen this. If not...well gonna have to listen to that groovy call waiting music. :rolleyes: