S-10 Blazer/Jimmy headrest removal

By Mike G
February 16, 2006 in Ask A GM Technician

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Mike G

Posted February 16, 2006

Has anyone removed the headrests on these units before? I want to install seat covers and would like to remove the headrests before putting on the covers. There appear to be no magic clips to push to release.

What's the secret?????

--Mike

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