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Old 19-12-08, 08:22 PM   #1
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rear headrests

is it a hard job in a mk1 saloon??????????????
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Old 19-12-08, 08:23 PM   #2
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Its very simple mate
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Old 19-12-08, 08:28 PM   #3
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ive looked for a how to but there isnt any. how is it done
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Old 19-12-08, 08:45 PM   #4
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Well, you need the escutcheons (plastic holders) that go into the seat. If you press down firmly on the seat you will feel the tubes that the escutcheons fit into. TBH, I spent a good ten mins making sure I was cutting in the right place. Make a small cut in the seat fabric where you feel the top of the tube. Then, push the escutcheons down, IIRC they require a quarter turn to lock them in. Then, put the headrests into the escutcheon, job done
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My headrests and escutcheons are out of a civic, identical fittment

Rough pic, may give you a starter for where to feel for the tubes



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Old 19-12-08, 09:57 PM   #6
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Oh no.............that's adding more weight to the car!
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