How do you remove the rear headrest in a saab convertable

Pull the headrests up to their maximum extension, press and hold button and pull headrest, if it does not come out, utter a few words of encouragement at it and pull harder

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Remove the headrests. Then slide the cover over the seat back cushion (Photo 5). Push the bottom straps through the gap and into the buckles just like you did on the bottom cushion (refer to Photo 3). Reconnect the bib panel and pull down on the rear portion of the seat back cover to remove wrinkles.


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Hi, you will need a jack, jack stand, wrench, ratchet set and pliers to complete this job successfully. You have to start by raising the front and rear of your Saab using the jack and place it on jack stands. The entire Saab should be off the ground.
Then you continue by removing the shift linkage and throttle body from the transmission using the wrench and ratchet set. Use the pliers to loosen the nut securing the vacuum hoses on the transmission and remove the vacuum hose. Remove the speedometer cable using the pliers.
Slide the rear U-joint out of the rear end of the Saab's transmission as you remove it.
You then place the transmission jack under the transmission. Lift up on the transmission slightly to relieve weight. Disconnect the lower bell housing, torque converter bolts and bell housing bolts using the ratchet set and wrench.
You finally remove the transmission mount and cross-member bolts using the ratchet set. Lift the transmission using the jack to remove the cross member. Lower the transmission slowly while pulling it toward the back of the car.

hi normally you can do this by...pulling the headrest top its maximum height , at the bottom you should see two black plastic rings, on either side of these rings are little partitions push these inward and pull the headrest at the same it can be a bit awkward but if you do one side at a time or get someone to pull the headrest while you push the clips in can be very helpfull...hope this helps please vote thanks

Lift the headrest to it highest postion. Insert a thin stick parallel to the head rest bar (the side facing the rear of the vechicle) I used a thin paint stirring stick, a Slim Jim is ideal.
Once the stick is inserted (10" give or take) push the head rest down holding the stick steady, then pull the headrest back up and it will come off the seat.
Hope this helps.

hello,you need to remove your rear seat,,look for your your headrest valve ,there is a lock pin with tension clip in headrest rod ,remove the pin,try to remove your headrest slowly,ty

Jack up the car and remove the rear wheels. Remove the Caliper pins/spring by pushing them toward the inside of the caliper with a drift.
Remove the brake pads by sliding them out. Push the caliper pistons back in with a large pair of channel lock pliers or a large C-clamp.
Refit in Reverse. Be sure to tighten the Alloy wheels to 86.6 ft lb and if steel wheels then to 67-78 ft lb.

pull the upholstery down on the back of the seat where the headrest attaches and there is a torx screw keeping the hr from coming up

There Is A Button At The Bottom Of One Of The Silver Posts Hold It The Whole Time You Are Lifting The Headrest Out. The Little Button Is Almost Always Grey Plastic.