jeremyjeep
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Two questions below. 4 door / JLU with leather (if that matters with these questions). I've asked the dealership, no luck - they said that it is a Jeep thing. I saw a few forums about this topic, but no answers there either.
1. Front head rests. Mine are leaning so far forward, just the top front edge is pressing against the back of my head. I can raise it up to the highest point, but still doesn't help much. I can lean the seat back farther, but still not enough. Can't the front seat head rests be tilted? If not, is there an aftermarket headrest or some sort of resolution?
2. Rear seat head rests. When flipping the seats down, they don't either fold flat or stay at a 90 degree angle, they slide up to a 45 degree angle, taking up the floor board space that could of been used for a cargo area. Is there any way to either remove the rear seat head rests or make them stay at 45 degrees? I could push something up against them on the floor board, but that looks like it would add stress to the seats and/or head rests.
Thanks for any help.
1. Front head rests. Mine are leaning so far forward, just the top front edge is pressing against the back of my head. I can raise it up to the highest point, but still doesn't help much. I can lean the seat back farther, but still not enough. Can't the front seat head rests be tilted? If not, is there an aftermarket headrest or some sort of resolution?
2. Rear seat head rests. When flipping the seats down, they don't either fold flat or stay at a 90 degree angle, they slide up to a 45 degree angle, taking up the floor board space that could of been used for a cargo area. Is there any way to either remove the rear seat head rests or make them stay at 45 degrees? I could push something up against them on the floor board, but that looks like it would add stress to the seats and/or head rests.
Thanks for any help.
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