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Seats and Interior
2026 Okavango 35:30:35 Second-Row Seats: Identify the Centre Section Before Searching for 60:40 Parts
Retain the second-row 35:30:35 layout and third-row 50:50 distinction when identifying seat parts for the Mexican MY26 Okavango GF Suite.
A repair concerns the centre section of the second-row seat, but the enquiry uses a generic “60:40 rear seat” product name. For the Mexican 2026 Okavango GF Suite, specifying both 35:30:35 and the second row helps keep that request out of a different seat layout.
The second row has separate sections; the third row has its own entry
The factory lists 35:30:35 folding for the second row, 50:50 folding for the third row and a 2+3+2 seating arrangement. [Factory technical sheet][S09] A “rear centre seat” enquiry therefore needs a row identification, rather than just a reference to a seven-seat vehicle or folding seats.
The ratios identify this seating layout. They do not establish a separate catalogue number for each section or identical mounting parts across sections. [To be verified]
Photograph the complete row and the specific section
Retain views of the whole second row, the section requiring attention, original part markings and the repairer's findings. If folding or movement has changed, record the actual section involved; a close-up of upholstery alone cannot identify the whole location.
List row, section and physical item separately in the selection record. Mark any adjoining mounting locations involved in the centre-section requirement. This gives catalogue checking a clear starting point rather than letting the 35:30:35 ratio determine replacement scope.
Scope and verification
This article is limited to Mexico, MY26, Geely Okavango, GF Suite. [Model year and trim][S09] Factory equipment information identifies functions and parts; it is not a fault or replacement criterion.
No public data were available in the reviewed material for the fastening and locking construction of the seat sections, centre-section supply scope, removal and installation procedures or inspection parameters; nor for OE numbers, repair parameters, separate parts availability or compatibility and interchangeability. [To be verified] Compatibility or interchangeability must be checked using the vehicle identification number (VIN) and the local factory parts catalogue in Mexico.
For parts discussed here, use the parts enquiry page.
[S09]: https://cdn.geelymexico.com/storage/fichas-tecnicas/geely-okavango-2026-ficha-tecnica-02.pdf
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