Rear head rests...
03-27-2008, 01:18 AM
#2
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if you've already tried the switch on the dash panel and the rear headrests
still aren't going down,
- pop out the rear seat bottom cushion
- pull off the rear seat back (3 bolts at the bottom)
- reach through and manually manipulate rests out
- temporarily replace seat back/cushion
- get windows tinted
- remove cushions again and troubleshoot cause of headrest ailment
still aren't going down,
- pop out the rear seat bottom cushion
- pull off the rear seat back (3 bolts at the bottom)
- reach through and manually manipulate rests out
- temporarily replace seat back/cushion
- get windows tinted
- remove cushions again and troubleshoot cause of headrest ailment
03-27-2008, 02:08 AM
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if you've already tried the switch on the dash panel and the rear headrests
still aren't going down,
- pop out the rear seat bottom cushion
- pull off the rear seat back (3 bolts at the bottom)
- reach through and manually manipulate rests out
- temporarily replace seat back/cushion
- get windows tinted
- remove cushions again and troubleshoot cause of headrest ailment
still aren't going down,
- pop out the rear seat bottom cushion
- pull off the rear seat back (3 bolts at the bottom)
- reach through and manually manipulate rests out
- temporarily replace seat back/cushion
- get windows tinted
- remove cushions again and troubleshoot cause of headrest ailment
03-27-2008, 02:19 AM
#4
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Make
sure to use the new ceramic tint,non metallic,your antenna is in the back window and you want the best reception don't you?
ohlord
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