rear headrest fabric removal?-The tilt button.
#1
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rear headrest fabric removal?-The tilt button.
I want to pull the cloth off of the headrest from the rear seats, the rear headrest are the only parts of the seat i've yet to see written up online or in a video.
the part that concerns me the most is where the button is and the trim piece around the button. do i pry it off? or is there a specific way to remove this piece to do a cloth to leather swap?
the part that concerns me the most is where the button is and the trim piece around the button. do i pry it off? or is there a specific way to remove this piece to do a cloth to leather swap?
#2
I want to pull the cloth off of the headrest from the rear seats, the rear headrest are the only parts of the seat i've yet to see written up online or in a video.
the part that concerns me the most is where the button is and the trim piece around the button. do i pry it off? or is there a specific way to remove this piece to do a cloth to leather swap?
the part that concerns me the most is where the button is and the trim piece around the button. do i pry it off? or is there a specific way to remove this piece to do a cloth to leather swap?
Last edited by magnido45; 8/19/14 at 04:45 PM. Reason: mistype
#4
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ended up doing this last night and yeah, didnt have to take the buttons off, just stretched and tucked as you guys said.
the leather looks great but i feel like maybe its not tight enough, the only thing that bothers me most is there is a few creases from being stored and shipped other than that, they do look great! i will be doing the front seats on friday.
the leather looks great but i feel like maybe its not tight enough, the only thing that bothers me most is there is a few creases from being stored and shipped other than that, they do look great! i will be doing the front seats on friday.
#5
Remember to unhook your battery and turn your lights on to drain any charge built up. Your seats have air bags and wires going into the bottom of them.
Be patient. The fronts take much longer and require a lot more elbow grease.
I didn't have any issues opening my doors with the windows all the way up.
Good luck!
Be patient. The fronts take much longer and require a lot more elbow grease.
I didn't have any issues opening my doors with the windows all the way up.
Good luck!
#6
Remember to unhook your battery and turn your lights on to drain any charge built up. Your seats have air bags and wires going into the bottom of them.
Be patient. The fronts take much longer and require a lot more elbow grease.
I didn't have any issues opening my doors with the windows all the way up.
Good luck!
Be patient. The fronts take much longer and require a lot more elbow grease.
I didn't have any issues opening my doors with the windows all the way up.
Good luck!
Last edited by magnido45; 8/20/14 at 12:10 PM. Reason: mistype
#7
ended up doing this last night and yeah, didnt have to take the buttons off, just stretched and tucked as you guys said.
the leather looks great but i feel like maybe its not tight enough, the only thing that bothers me most is there is a few creases from being stored and shipped other than that, they do look great! i will be doing the front seats on friday.
the leather looks great but i feel like maybe its not tight enough, the only thing that bothers me most is there is a few creases from being stored and shipped other than that, they do look great! i will be doing the front seats on friday.
#8
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To be safe, I would recommend rolling down the windows half way or all the way down...I took my time throughout the whole install, and when I tried closing the doors (after both doors were left open for some time w/ battery unplugged), the top of the windows got caught on the top door frame, and I couldn't close the doors (since power is needed to lower the windows a bit).
thanks!
#10
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Hello and thanks for taking time to read this. I understand why disconnecting the battery regards the airbags, but, why the windows up or down? Also to anyone who has replaced their cloth interior for leather, if you have a V6 coupe did you need to add cushion material, if so, how much and where?
thanks!
thanks!
as far as cloth to leather - several have done that conversion including myself. its not easy but its not hard, its just time consuming.
you will not have to add foam - however the headrest are different from 10-12 vs 13/14
the 13/14 have more foam (just an insert actually) than the 10-12. Atleast, that is my understanding of it.
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