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I drove a Yukon that had ajustable headrests that not only adjust up and down, but also fore and aft (tilting effect). Is this only offered on the Denali? I wish they came on my Tahoe LT and was also wondering where I could get a set.

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My friend's 03 Yukon SLT has them, so I would think they are available on Tahoes after 03.

You would have to replace the entire seat, along with upgrading the wiring and switches to the memory seats.

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Yeah, Shaners you are right. I was thinking about the power ones. The ones like yours are a direct replacement.

Maybe he is talking about the power ones... I dunno??? :jester:

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I'm talking about the manual racheting ones. '04 Tahoe LT's (leather) don't come with them. Maybe I could pick up a pair and swap out the ones I have?

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I'm talking about the manual racheting ones. '04 Tahoe LT's (leather) don't come with them. Maybe I could pick up a pair and swap out the ones I have?

Got 'em on the '01 Yuk XL. Vinyl covered even with 1SD pack.

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far as i know, only the 03-04 escalade (all caddie trucks and suv), denali, and h2 came with the manual ratcheting headrest. :thumbs: it wasn't even an option on my 03 yukon. if you want one, look on ebay. i bought one from ebay that came out of h2 and fits and works perfectly. not bad for h2 leather headrest for around $50.

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You mean these? I bought them on ebay these ones are Hummer H2 tilting headrests. I had mine done up with my upholstery, I have 1 extra set left. If you are interested in them I can let them go for 100$ for the pair, and I will include shipping.

 

The ones I have are greyish leather.

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far as i know, only the 03-04 escalade (all caddie trucks and suv), denali, and h2 came with the manual ratcheting headrest. :cheers: it wasn't even an option on my 03 yukon. if you want one, look on ebay. i bought one from ebay that came out of h2 and fits and works perfectly. not bad for h2 leather headrest for around $50.

We just got a truck in that has the ratcheting headrests.

It is a 2002 GMC SLT, and I think this is the key here, 8-way power seats with the memory functions.

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That has been a mystery to me also. I owned a 99 Silverado LT equiped with the tilting headrest from the factory(listed in the options list). I now own a 2003 GMC SLT loaded with same options. My headrests do not tilt. I asked the dealer about this option and they all had the same answers.

Most 99 Sierra-Silverado SLT-LT packages included them(including Tahoes and Yukons). Since then, newer model years are showing up with them sporadically and there is not an option code to order them.

I am as confused as you are. I miss the tilting option that my older truck had. It may be a hidden option. In the good old days of 99 the locking spare tire was standard and now its an option. I also learned that one the hard way.

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