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PostPosted: Fri Dec 07, 2007 8:22 am 
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I have heard a lot of people say, on here, that the head rest comes off so the back seat will go down flat. My 2005 manual doesn't say anything about that. Not that I have found at least. How does it come off?

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Pull the head rest up as far as it goes...then there is a little push button on the one of the posts that you push in to release the headrest. Not the bigger one that you push to put the headrest down.

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yes very easy to do , just pull straight up release or push in on the button and pull out. Took mine off two days after buying and not even sure where they are????? :lol: :lol: When trying to replace they sort of go down in at an angle also if I remember right

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Also, those little push buttons can be loose and after you remove the headrest, they will come out still attached to the metal pole. Pretty normal, just don't loose them.

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Ok, thanks I'll give it a try. Maybe I was trying it wrong.

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When you see the larger button, the smaller push button can be easy to miss.

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The release latch is the smaller of the two buttons on the plastic "base" points for the headrests. I circled it in green. Just pull the headrest all the way up, depress this button, the pull up again. Should pop right out.

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Has anyone removed the inside tab? I hate that I need to push 2 tabs to pull it out. I want to be able to push one tab and pull the thing out with my other hand. I need to push both tabs and then sort of push up with my fingers at the same time. It's a pain and I don't know any other car that does it this way. I would think taking off the smaller (inside i think) tab would work. BUT I don't want to cause a rattle if it's missing.

Someone else try it for me. :D

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dog_party wrote:
The release latch is the smaller of the two buttons on the plastic "base" points for the headrests. I circled it in green. Just pull the headrest all the way up, depress this button, the pull up again. Should pop right out.

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My 2004 doesnt have the lip on the button you circled in green. Its recessed and is kinda hard to spot/push.

I always take the head rests off when I put the seats down. Gives the driver and passenger alot more room upfront.

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Dog_party: thanks for the picture. I was always trying to use the wrong button! It worked just fine! :D

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Dog_party: thanks for the picture. I was always trying to use the wrong button! It worked just fine! :D

Terry


Yes, that helps a heck of a lot. This whole time, I thought you needed to press both, which is hard to do while pulling up on the headrest (unless you have a third arm). I can do it with my knee if I'm situated right :)

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Hmmm... Interesting bit of info. I never could figure out why one side comes out and one side doesn't ! I'm righty so when I go in the left side door and use my right hand I get the correct button and the h/r pops out. When I go in the other side I hit the adjuster button because it's closer the way I reach in and not the release button! I never realized there were actually 2 diff buttons! :shock:

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Dang - I learn so much reading these forums. Since the kids are grown and gone and it's just me and oldkat, and I have no need of back seats anyway - the headrests will come off, back seats down, carpet covered with some kind of blanket, and "voila" - more room for crap! Could never do that before and have my driver seat where I wanted it to accomodate my rather long legs.

Only had this KJ less than a month, so I'm still getting comfortable with it.

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The rear seats never go down 100% flat :(

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MiniDevil wrote:
The rear seats never go down 100% flat :(


Sounds Like my X :shock: :shock: :shock: OPPPS never mind :roll:

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