Hi,
Just to report I used good old elbow grease and yanked them off. They just come off if you pull up hard and fast, nothing gets broken, and they go back in nicely with a little persuasion, and just to make sure I took it off again.
Problem solved.
Thanks for all your input.
rear headrest removal:: solved
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AH HA!!
NO ONE has spotted the correct way!!
Dei you could have broken something
YOU TWIST THE PLASTIC BIT THAT THE HEAD REST SLIDES INTO!!!!!
TWIST IT THEN LIFT THE HEAD REST OUT!!!! THAT SIMPLE!
Paul
NO ONE has spotted the correct way!!
Dei you could have broken something
YOU TWIST THE PLASTIC BIT THAT THE HEAD REST SLIDES INTO!!!!!
TWIST IT THEN LIFT THE HEAD REST OUT!!!! THAT SIMPLE!
Paul
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Re: rear headrest removal:: solved
Took the head rests off my Xsara Picasso this morning to fit new seat covers, bit baffled at first then just pressed the clip inwards on one of the stalks and it slid out easily,hope this helps