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Rear seat headrest

Vinman

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Cable was broken, dealer fixed it under my extended warranty, I just had to pay the $100 deductible. Very happy with the result. This is the second time I’ve used the extended warranty, the time before was for a oxygen sensor replacement, glad I bought the warranty.
 

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I think I have the same issue. I wonder if I could fix this myself.
 

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I'd like to know how the rear seat headrests can be economically removed. The only thread intel I've seen to date on the subject is limited to discussing seat disassembly in order to gain access to the captive hardware that secures the rear headrests in place.

The JL owners have the edge here: their rear headrests fold flat against the seatback. The headrests in the JLU only rotate forward 90 degrees. That might be the goofiest functioning I've ever witnessed in an automobile...and that's really saying something.
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