two metal clips sticking out of the passenger seat cushion

Pristineship · 11-03-2016, 11:52 AM

Hi guys,

I noticed yesterday, and sadly forgot to take a picture,
that on passenger seat (sport seats, electric and lumbar adjustment),
there are on the back side of the seat cushion (between the seat and the backrest) there are two D shaped metal rings sticking a bit out - I di dnot notice until now, but they do protrude about 1 inch, maybe a bit less.
It looks like it is there to keep the upholstery in place.

But...there is no such thing on my drivers seat.

WHAT ARE THOOOSE?

jsdh89j9ijkL · 11-03-2016, 11:55 AM

isofix.

E90Fleet · 11-03-2016, 12:49 PM

As above, ISOFIX for fixing baby seats.
Just remember to deactivate the airbag via the key switch

Pristineship · 11-03-2016, 01:02 PM

phuuuuuh, thanks guys.
I never dealt with a child seat so far so I was completely baffled, to me it looked liek a cheap solution to keep the upholstery in place

, or something they forgot to cut out when they screwed in the seats during production.

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Pristineship Private First Class 48 Rep 146 Posts Drives: F48 X1 X line sDrive 20i Join Date: Jul 2016 Location: Slovakia iTrader: (0)	two metal clips sticking out of the passenger seat cushion Hi guys, I noticed yesterday, and sadly forgot to take a picture, that on passenger seat (sport seats, electric and lumbar adjustment), there are on the back side of the seat cushion (between the seat and the backrest) there are two D shaped metal rings sticking a bit out - I di dnot notice until now, but they do protrude about 1 inch, maybe a bit less. It looks like it is there to keep the upholstery in place. But...there is no such thing on my drivers seat. WHAT ARE THOOOSE?
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E90Fleet Lieutenant General 1312 Rep 10,185 Posts Drives: BMW Join Date: Apr 2005 Location: South Africa iTrader: (0)	As above, ISOFIX for fixing baby seats. Just remember to deactivate the airbag via the key switch __________________ BMW if you are reading, I need a job, Please.
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Pristineship Private First Class 48 Rep 146 Posts Drives: F48 X1 X line sDrive 20i Join Date: Jul 2016 Location: Slovakia iTrader: (0)	phuuuuuh, thanks guys. I never dealt with a child seat so far so I was completely baffled, to me it looked liek a cheap solution to keep the upholstery in place , or something they forgot to cut out when they screwed in the seats during production.
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