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Is it just mine or do all CM headrests' NOT go down to where the chrome rails are no longer visible (eliminating that annoying gap). I've never had a car with headrests that didn't (or couldn't) rest right at the top of the backrest. Anyone?
One post has an obvious release button that lets the headrest go up and down. The other one has a not so obvious button - you'll need something small to poke it in. Do both buttons at the same time while pushing down on the headrest. Or pull it up if you want to remove it. May take a bit of finagling.
One post has an obvious release button that lets the headrest go up and down. The other one has a not so obvious button - you'll need something small to poke it in. Do both buttons at the same time while pushing down on the headrest. Or pull it up if you want to remove it. May take a bit of finagling.
I tried the one button without any success and didn't mess with it too much after that. I'll try that and see how it goes.
I always use my key to press in the small button so I can put the rear headrests all the way down. You can use that if you don't have a screwdriver handy.
Nice tip, guys! I knew the second button was for removing the headrests, but I didn't realize it would help with putting them down further. That'll make it so I don't have to move the front seats when I'm throwing the back seats up or down. Thanks!
Is it just mine or do all CM headrests' NOT go down to where the chrome rails are no longer visible (eliminating that annoying gap). I've never had a car with headrests that didn't (or couldn't) rest right at the top of the backrest. Anyone?
Just in case no one's mentioned it, my MA told me it was done to meet federal safety requirements that the headrests had to be sitting at a minimum height.
And thanks for the tip about the other post Sealy!!
Thanks Sealy for this tip. Had mine for a month and just got around to dropping the headrests... that gap was awful. Amazing how much better visibility than before. I asked my MA in Pittsburgh about dropping them before I left the showroom floor and he said it wasn't possible to do. I love this forum. You guys and gals are the best!!!
After our first 6 hour drive in our countryman - both DH and myself both have sore necks due to the placement of the front headrests. They seem to jut our heads forward slightly. Not a ton - but more then our other cars/trucks and over a long trip it became literally a pain in the neck.
Has anyone else found this with long distances? Maybe our headrests are too high?
After our first 6 hour drive in our countryman - both DH and myself both have sore necks due to the placement of the front headrests. They seem to jut our heads forward slightly. Not a ton - but more then our other cars/trucks and over a long trip it became literally a pain in the neck.
Has anyone else found this with long distances? Maybe our headrests are too high?
Maybe you're too short
i kid i kid
I actually like the head rests, but wish the angle was slightly changed
I actually like the head rests, but wish the angle was slightly changed
I'm 5'5 - so kind of average for a chick I think. It's the angle as you say: it pushes your head forward a bit. Didn't even notice it in shorter drives - but for longer ones it really started to bug. I'm going to try lowering it all the way down tomorrow to see if that helps.
I'm 5'5 - so kind of average for a chick I think. It's the angle as you say: it pushes your head forward a bit. Didn't even notice it in shorter drives - but for longer ones it really started to bug. I'm going to try lowering it all the way down tomorrow to see if that helps.
try that, but maybe try raising it so the most forward piece is at the top of your head? Might be awkward though, and probably not as safe