Headrest removal
2nd Gear Member
Joined: May 2007
Posts: 488
From: Sunny Side of Louisville
RE: Headrest removal
OK, I typically don't do this, but this one just screamed at me...
<clears throat> So you're telling us that your plan is to remove the headrests (which prevent you from snapping your neck in an accident) in addition to not wearing your seatbelt?
<clears throat> So you're telling us that your plan is to remove the headrests (which prevent you from snapping your neck in an accident) in addition to not wearing your seatbelt?
Cut & Paste Expert
Joined: May 2007
Posts: 13,322
From: NW Arkansas
RE: Headrest removal
There is a small release hole in the trim benzel.
Use a paperclip to release the tab holding it in.
The sealbelt reminder disable is described in the Owners Manual.
Or cut your seatbelt and insert the metal tab into the locking mechanisim.
Problem solved faster than reading that pesky Owners Manual. [:@]
Use a paperclip to release the tab holding it in.
The sealbelt reminder disable is described in the Owners Manual.
Or cut your seatbelt and insert the metal tab into the locking mechanisim.
Problem solved faster than reading that pesky Owners Manual. [:@]
Thread Starter
Joined: Dec 2007
Posts: 45
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RE: Headrest removal
There is a small release hole in the trim benzel.
Use a paperclip to release the tab holding it in.
The sealbelt reminder disable is described in the Owners Manual.
Or cut your seatbelt and insert the metal tab into the locking mechanisim.
Problem solved faster than reading that pesky Owners Manual. [:@]
Ok thanks, I'll try the paper clip.If all else fails, read the instructions, lol
Use a paperclip to release the tab holding it in.
The sealbelt reminder disable is described in the Owners Manual.
Or cut your seatbelt and insert the metal tab into the locking mechanisim.
Problem solved faster than reading that pesky Owners Manual. [:@]
Ok thanks, I'll try the paper clip.If all else fails, read the instructions, lol
5th Gear Member
Joined: Feb 2007
Posts: 3,471
From: Ontario,Canada
There is a small release hole in the trim benzel.
Use a paperclip to release the tab holding it in.
The sealbelt reminder disable is described in the Owners Manual.
Or cut your seatbelt and insert the metal tab into the locking mechanisim.
Problem solved faster than reading that pesky Owners Manual. [:@]
Ok thanks, I'll try the paper clip.If all else fails, read the instructions, lol
Use a paperclip to release the tab holding it in.
The sealbelt reminder disable is described in the Owners Manual.
Or cut your seatbelt and insert the metal tab into the locking mechanisim.
Problem solved faster than reading that pesky Owners Manual. [:@]
Ok thanks, I'll try the paper clip.If all else fails, read the instructions, lol
4th Gear Member
Joined: Nov 2007
Posts: 1,454
From: Orange, California