Subaru Crosstrek Service Manual: Removal

CAUTION:

• Before handling the airbag system components, refer to “CAUTION” of “General Description” in “AIRBAG SYSTEM”. General Description > CAUTION">

• Airbag system satellite safing sensor is located in the lower of the rear seat cushion center. Be careful not to apply strong impact to the sensor when working with the rear seat cushion removed.

1. Remove the front seat assembly. Front Seat > REMOVAL">

2. Remove the rear seat cushion assembly. Rear Seat > REMOVAL">

3. Remove the console box assembly and panel center LWR. Console Box > REMOVAL">

4. Remove the lower inner trim. Lower Inner Trim > REMOVAL">

5. Remove the pull handle cover.

(1) Open the cover by using a flat tip screwdriver.

(2) Remove the screw and remove the pull handle cover.

6. Remove the knobs of the hook - seat cushion rear.

7. Take out the floor mat from the vehicle.

(1) Remove the clips from the floor mat.

(2) Remove the mat hook on both sides.

(3) Take out the floor mat after folding down.

Installation

Floor under protector

Other materials:

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