First tilt the seat back toward the rear to allow more room for head rest removal. The headrests have two small plastic covers on the seat. When sitting in the back seat behind the headrest, push in the adjust tab and raise the head rest up as far as it will go. Next push a jeweler's screwdriver or small drill bit into the hole on the right side cover. As you push the screwcriver into the hole, move the headrest up then you can easily remove it.
how do you remove the head rest for a sport track
push pin in hole in plastic on bottom of head rest bar.
To remove the headrest on a 2014 Chrysler 200, first, adjust the headrest to its highest position. Then, locate the release buttons on both sides of the headrest posts. Press the release buttons while pulling the headrest upward to remove it from the seat. If the headrest does not come off easily, ensure the buttons are fully pressed in before trying again.
pull up head rest should be a button push in an hold pull out head rest
The head rest can be removed by inserting a small pin in the hole on the clip that does not have a button. Push the pin in that hole and lift on the headrest. You can also remove the plastic cover and just push the button.
Chrysler does not use reset buttons.
press the button on the base of the head rest (one of the plastic mounts has a button), while holding the button in, pull the head rest up out of the seat. To reinstall, do the reverse.
You have to pull the front clutch off to get to the rest of the bolts...
Remove the cover. Under the cover there is a C-clip. Remove it and the rest comes out.
I am working on my 97 rotors right now, what a nightmare. I'm kind of shocked it didn't start out with: 1. remove spare tire 2. remove passenger head rest 3. remove car stereo 4. take out fuel pump This is ridiculous, I guess this is revenge for Hiroshima
on my 03 carava there is a little button on the bottom where it slides into the seat
you have to either take the front bumper off or remove the front wheel and wheel well. and the rest should be pretty self explanatory.