Headrests?
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Headrests?
i am ordering some aftermarket headrest monitors, and they replace the old headrests. but i cant figure out how to get my old headrest out. can anybody tell me how to get them out or what to do? by the way i have a 93 SLE. thank you
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There is a special tool that with the headrest up almost all the way you slide down the headrest posts. It keeps the lock from being able to engage and out slide the headrests.
Or you can open the back of your seat and gently hold the levers out while someone else pulls up. (it'* not a tough thing, time an patience)
Or you can open the back of your seat and gently hold the levers out while someone else pulls up. (it'* not a tough thing, time an patience)
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thank you, i will try that
Originally Posted by BillBoost37
There is a special tool that with the headrest up almost all the way you slide down the headrest posts. It keeps the lock from being able to engage and out slide the headrests.
Or you can open the back of your seat and gently hold the levers out while someone else pulls up. (it'* not a tough thing, time an patience)
Or you can open the back of your seat and gently hold the levers out while someone else pulls up. (it'* not a tough thing, time an patience)
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Originally Posted by BillBoost37
There is a special tool that with the headrest up almost all the way you slide down the headrest posts. It keeps the lock from being able to engage and out slide the headrests.
Or you can open the back of your seat and gently hold the levers out while someone else pulls up. (it'* not a tough thing, time an patience)
Or you can open the back of your seat and gently hold the levers out while someone else pulls up. (it'* not a tough thing, time an patience)
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Originally Posted by 1993 SLE
its not an easy job with out the tool...it took 3 highly experienced Bonne owners to remove the heardest on my spare seat
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Originally Posted by BillBoost37
Originally Posted by 1993 SLE
its not an easy job with out the tool...it took 3 highly experienced Bonne owners to remove the heardest on my spare seat
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