sohcrates

Anyone know what parts i need to fix this? looks like all the clips broke??

<img src="http://www.bluelavalamp.net/gallery2/d/359705-2/IMG_4311.JPG">

Ginseng Sniperâ„¢

<center><img src="http://www.adhesive-duct-tape.com/images/duct-tape.jpg"></center><p>Sorry I am no help at all.

nvr_follow

Do a search, I think there are plenty of cases of this with solutions.

ScratchRob13

Same thing happened on my buddies, use Scotch heavy duty its red and it held fine

cpd

but mine did it so many times i got ghetto on it and finally just glued it with crazy glue and its never opened up again, top or bottom.

Skizsam

Go to your local Stealership...they have a repair kit for this

javanator

Audi sells a replacement kit that uses metal clips instead of plastic ones.....part number 8E0898035....here's a pic. Each kit can fix one seat back.

<img src="http://www.ampproject.com/audi/images/big-order/pic-6-alt.jpg" />

And.....if your clips broke, its usually because the lumbar support bracket has broken. <a href="https://forums.audiworld.com/a4gen2/msgs/1109263.phtml" target="_new">Here's one way of a few</a> on how you can DIY fix the lumbar support and avoid having to purchase a new one.

A4darkness

To the rescue. Nice.

javanator

Three push-clips inside top, and two female clip holders inside bottom (the metal pieces in the replacement kit insert here). Looks from your pic that you do not have the top inside clips. Your bottom clips may be fine -- thus no clip kit may be required. Still a good idea to take the seat back off and check the frame of the lumbar support.

<img src="http://www.ampproject.com/audi/images/seatback/seatback-09.jpg">

javanator

&lt;yoda voice&gt; regular Boy Scout I be &lt;/yoda voice&gt; Updated thread above with another pic