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Originally Posted by Bugjam1999
As I said above, it’s pretty simple and doesn’t require any special tools.
Pop the rectangular trim off the outside off the latch with a flat bladed screwdriver
Undo the two Philips headed screw you can now see
Pull the latch gently towards you out of the backseat- it’s still connected to the cables
Note how the cables go on and release the metal clips holding them with needle nose pliers
Remove the cables
Remove old latch completely.
Hold the new latch in about the right place,
Attach cables
Replace metal clips
Screw back into position
Replace surrounding trim.
Cup of tea.
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That's really helpful, I hoped it would be something like that but feared the worst. Only one problem that I see - in desperation the other day to try to find a way to lower the seat I attempted to remove the surrounding plastic trim, and managed to break a piece off it so gave up. Any ideas how to safely remove it? I hope that I can glue the broken bit back but otherwise will be trying to source another piece of trim.