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1984 Audi ur-quattro USA specification
VIN# WAUDCO859EA900919
ur quattro seat restoration and conversion
Steps 4-10 weave you through covering the seats with newer foams and better leather. After conditoning these newer seats with the leather conditioner, my basement smelled like a new Audi!
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Step 4
Cover the urq frame tops with the foam and newer leather.
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Newer foam on the seat top. The 4000Cs quattro seats actually have more springs, more wire clasps and this frilly looking thin blue material. I choose to keep it, but not the extra wire clasps as they are a PITA to work with.
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Step 5
Reinstall the leather in the opposite order from step 2. Put most of all the wire clasps back on.
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Don't forget to slice the leather for (I used an x-acto blade #11) the folding hinge slot on the side. Don't cut around the hole - only make a slice as shown, as the insert needs to fit snug and secure the leather.
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Step 6
Assemble the newly covered urq tops to the 4000CS quattro seat bases and heating wire loom into the fuse box.
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Finished!
For what I paid, combined with spending the extra labor, makes for a real nice usable interior in the urq.
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In retrospect
The later style seat pattern mixed with the early diagonal pattern does not look as bad as I thought it would before they were installed. Anyway, Audi used it for the 1985 and later urquattro. To help pull together the different tones of tan leather, I used my original lighter colored urq head rests. I also bought the rear seats from the 4000CS quattro, but my urq ones were fine and more supple anyway. So, iI have loads of tan leather for repairs if needed.
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