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I am not familiar with your Ridgeline, but in other vehicles I have found that if you pull the headrest completely out and reverse it, it then tilts back instead of pushing on your neck.
1.Lift headrest and headrest support bars trim all the way up. 2.Insert tongue depressor (or slim jim) down the front side of the headrest bar.Push depressor down as far as possible.When the depressor is beneath the headrest trim piece, push headrest all of the way down. 3. Lift headrest to remove.
There is a little release that you need to trip. If I recall correctly, it may just be a little **** in the plastic where the headrest posts go into the seat. A small, flat screwdriver should be able to hold it in while you pull up on the headrest.
I bent the headrest posts that stick into the back of the seat - basically a "manual" way of tilting the headrest back. Just don't bend too much or the "active head restraint system" won't work right. I had the exact same problem (I'm 6'1"), now I can drive for more than 15 minutes without terrible neck pain.
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
The headrest has on obvious button to adjust the height and another button kinda hidden to remove the headrest. The black plastic ring at the base where the metal poles insert into the seat is where the two buttons. You probably noticed the obvious on that sticks out of the side of one of the rings. The other plastic ring contains a similar button that is not noticeable due to it being flush with the side of the plastic ring. Adjust the headrest to its highest position, then locate the "hidden" button on the other plastic ring and depress it while lifting on the headrest and it should come out.
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