Rear Seat Belt Removal on 2010 Mazda 6 GH

Step by step, I removed the rear seat belts from the seat. ( Most of the trims had damage before, so I wasn't able to show how to remove the parts properly without breaking them)
Yes, the seat belt is mounted to the seat.
I haven't found a better way to remove the covers without damaging them.
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[@alandmunk3h]

Cheers for the shoutout Klavs . Glad the pdfs helped :D

[@KlavsX_]

Thanks' for the PDF's they saved me from destroying the covers fully :D

[@OllyAllStar]

Legend! can't wait to try this weekend, thank you!

[@KlavsX_]

Good luck and hope the plastic tabs will be kinder to you 😅

[@MatejBrumik]

Liftback and Wagon have the same seat set-up, both front and back, hands the rear seatbelts are located in the seat itself.

[@KlavsX_]

Thank you for the info. 👍 This video will be useful for more people than just wagons owners 👌

[@drissdriss5567]

Nice!

[@KlavsX_]

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