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JH


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posted 01-20-2018 08:55 AM     Click Here to See the Profile for JH     send a private message to JH   Edit/Delete Message   Reply w/Quote   Search for more posts by JH
Does anyone know where to purchsse the seat belt holder located top of the seat?
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Check with a local dealer to confirm this part number is the part you need.

Same part number for left or right.
4897356AA - Headrest clip

wholesalemopar.com

MSRP Core Online Price
$28.95 $0.00 $20.82

Most online Mopar sites price it around $21.00.

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I have 2 I’m willing to sell. Send me a PM
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Those are a REAL pain to replace...
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Yes they are.....
Unzip the back of the seat leather.
Reach up toward the headrest , there is a spring steel “wire” that fits in a slot cut into sleeve that headrests slide into to lock your headrest .. these act just like the locking “wire” that hooks the back pins of the top.
Pull springs back and have someone pull headrest straight out.

This message has been edited by mslc10 on 01-20-2018 at 10:01 PM

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Thanks for all your help. As i was looking at i, i was wobdering how to get ot off to replace.

Thsnks agsin.

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Sorry for not previewing my last. It should have read I was wondering how to get them off.

Thsnks again. See if i can change it out myself.

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If you can work with the clips that's great ...
I drilled through the headrest post and the sleeve.

good luck

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quote:
Originally posted by JH:
Sorry for not previewing my last. It should have read I was wondering how to get them off.

Thsnks again. See if i can change it out myself.

JH, just a couple of suggestions..
First, I have run across Prowler Seats that had not 1 wire spring on each peg but 2. If you get the lower one's off each peg and STILL cant get the Headrest to pull up and off, then look for the second set of wire springs.
Also, once you get the Headrest off, because there is usually a good interference fit between the Headrest Pegs and the Seat Frame, I leave the springs off as the Headrest fits tight. Next time I have the need to pull the Headrests off, it's just up and out.

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Head RESTRAINT---BuddyC---head RESTRAINT......LOL....

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