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Hello team

I wondered if anyone has experience of fitting ISOFIX hooks to the chassis of a C5 RS6 (or indeed A6) and could recommend someone who could do this for me?

I am as useful with my hands as Emile Heskey was with his feet

J

Gazsouthgate wrote:Hello team

I wondered if anyone has experience of fitting ISOFIX hooks to the chassis of a C5 RS6 (or indeed A6) and could recommend someone who could do this for me?

I am as useful with my hands as Emile Heskey was with his feet

J

Did it several years ago - very very straightforward (apart from needing to be a bit of a contortionist if you're fairly tall).
Bolt holes are already there (albeit with tape over them, normally) - you just need to pop the seat base up and then bolt the ISOFIX brackets on with the supplied bolts - 2 bolts per side.

^what he said.
You should have the added bonus of finding some spare change under the bench too. Probably some chocolate wrappers as well. Post a photo, it's tradition.

bam_bam wrote: ↑

Sun Sep 03, 2017 5:28 pm

^what he said.
You should have the added bonus of finding some spare change under the bench too. Probably some chocolate wrappers as well. Post a photo, it's tradition.

I found a cheque for a substantial amount of money under mine. Just a shame it wasn't cash

I found half a tube of smarties - in good condition too.

Nobby wrote: ↑

Sun Sep 03, 2017 9:14 pm

I found half a tube of smarties - in good condition too.

Did you stick em up in the for sale section ? .

Ajc wrote: ↑

Sun Sep 03, 2017 9:55 pm

Nobby wrote: ↑

Sun Sep 03, 2017 9:14 pm

I found half a tube of smarties - in good condition too.

Did you stick em up in the for sale section ? .

He top shelf'd them, one at a time.

Ha superb thanks guys! I'll let you know how I go!

I did this a couple of years ago too. Not the smarties... anyway the only problem was it was a pain to get the bench clipped down proprely again.

audi_driver79 wrote: ↑

Wed Sep 06, 2017 10:46 pm

I did this a couple of years ago too. Not the smarties... anyway the only problem was it was a pain to get the bench clipped down proprely again.

Well, if you'd have removed the tube of smarties the bench would have clipped down easier.

Yeh, I've done this too. I told the Mrs that an old RS6 was a perfect family touring car and definately had isofix in it - so had to quickly and quietly fit the isofix brackets.

Fitting them was easy, but as per Mr 79, took a few goes to get the rear bench lined up to clip back down properly.

Hi there, I have the Isofix loops, but has anyone had any luck with an anchor for the top tether, the strap that goes back behind the seats and latches on?