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It only took five minutes into my daughter’s first ride in my car for her to break the vent screen on my seat back. Kids! 😫. I’m assuming the entire seat back has to be replaced. I looked, but couldn’t find a part number for my color (chestnut brown seats). I suppose I could take the panel off and get it, but hopefully one of you fine individuals can help me out in advance. Maybe I’ll futz around with the lumbar bladder while I’m in there.
It only took five minutes into my daughter’s first ride in my car for her to break the vent screen on my seat back. Kids! 😫. I’m assuming the entire seat back has to be replaced. I looked, but couldn’t find a part number for my color (chestnut brown seats). I suppose I could take the panel off and get it, but hopefully one of you fine individuals can help me out in advance. Maybe I’ll futz around with the lumbar bladder while I’m in there.<br /><br /><br /><img src="https://cimg4.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.mbworld.org-vbulletin/2000x1504/img_1317_0f7140df00e7a79a87af9112fa2d5c854cc06495. jpeg"></img>
And I Would remove the little grill thingy.
Knock all their plastic screen and somehow attach a metal screen or fiberglass screen.
Hot glue or some glue or epoxy to hold in place....
then snap back in.
Different color for sure - customize it for your taste
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