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This is a picture of the back of the seat as seen from
the bottom. If the seat were in the car, the end of the screwdriver would
be hitting the floor behind the seat. |
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Remove both the left and right screws that hold the back of the seat
in place. Remove the back by pulling the back edge out and sliding the
panel off. |
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With the back panel removed you can see the headrest support sticking
out the bottom of the raceway |
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Notice that there is a slot in the headrest support. |
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If you look behind the support, you will see a spring loaded tang that
keeps the headrest from coming out. |
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Pull the headrest out as far as it will go then push it back in just
enough to disengage the tang. Now place a stiff putty knife between the
tang and the raceway. |
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To get a little leverage it helps to hold the putty knife like this.
Now pull the headrest out of the seat. |
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See, that was pretty easy! |
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You might also want to remove the plastic raceway guide. This is done
by inserting the putty knife on the backside of the seat and pressing
down while you pull up. |
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Here's a picture of the raceway guide. |
