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Old 10-05-2009, 08:38 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Headrest DVD How to??? Seatback removal?
ok guys... I am getting ready to buy a set of aftermarket DVD headrests for our 06 TSX and I am wondering if any of you know how to remove the seatbacks so that I can wire them up... I pulled on the bottom after looking for screws and didn't get it to "pop". ANYONE have any experiance before I Break something?

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There's 4 clips (each corner of the seatback pocket) and 4 hooks (along the top of the seatback plastic). Just grab the bottom of seatback, and pull it out.
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There's 4 clips (each corner of the seatback pocket) and 4 hooks (along the top of the seatback plastic). Just grab the bottom of seatback, and pull it out.
Thanks.. So pulling won't break anything?
I pulled on the bottom pretty hard and nothing...

Can I use my hands or do I need a tool???
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headrest video for little car like the TSX is just dumb, sorry.
I suggest you consider roof-mount flip down. Bigger (wide) screen, less work, less "showy".
More enjoyable than those little 6~7 inch screens.
If I had the time I would do it even though I already have Navi video
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