Is there a secret to removing the satin seat headrest hoops?
I have tried several times by pulling straight up. Plus, I have tried rubber gloves, and rubber jar openers to get better grip. No luck, they do NOT budge.
Is there a secret to removing the satin seat headrest hoops?
I have tried several times by pulling straight up. Plus, I have tried rubber gloves, and rubber jar openers to get better grip. No luck, they do NOT budge.
Any advice would be appreciated. Thanks
Here is a few pics
First one- BE CAREFUL of the 4 tabs that go straight down. You have to lift/slide straight up !
2nd- undrside at the top
3rd - underside.
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Chrome Head Restraint Trim Replacement
Removal Procedure
Grasp the chrome head restraint trim firmly with both hands.
Remove the chrome headrest trim by pulling panel straight up to disengage retaining clips.
Inspect the retaining clips and trim for weakened retention strength or part degradation.
Installation Procedure
Inspect the retaining clips and trim for weakened retention strength or part degradation. Replace trim with a new part if necessary.
Position the chrome head restraint trim on the seat ensuring that the trim's tabs align with the slots in the seat.
Install the chrome head restraint trim by pressing downward firmly until you fell both panel clips engage.
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Document ID# 1209272
2006 Chevrolet SSR
Use your rubber grippers and get it up about a 1/8 - 1/4 inch and stick a flat plastic spatula underneath it and use it as a lever to pull STRAIGHT UP. I used a Bondo blade. Just go slowly, all that it needs to go is far enough up to disengage that clip.
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