Snook mailed the owners manual, which I received today, and the first
thing I looked up was the rear headrests. The manual states that they
will fold back when you push the button (when the engine is running)
- the parens are theirs. So we tried it tonight - after parking the
car, killed the
Interesting. You had just enough stored vacuum to trip the latch
actuators. (They run off engine vacuum, not a separate pump like the
locks.)
On 1/13/06, OK Don [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Snook mailed the owners manual, which I received today, and the first
thing I looked up was the rear
I'll have to test with a helper some time -- seems like it's
releasing, but not falling back, but I can't tell yet
On 1/12/06, Alex Chamberlain [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 1/11/06, OK Don [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Mine won't fall back by just pushing the button. I have to be moving -
I
Mine falls back with resounding THUMP.
Wilton
Exactly. Mine too, and regardless of the velocity vector of the car.
OK Don's are broken somehow, I think.
Alex Chamberlain
'87 300D Turbo
On 1/12/06, wilton strickland [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Mine falls back with resounding THUMP.
Wilton
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Mine won't fall back by just pushing the button. I have to be moving -
I guess it needs the vibration to overcome inertia
I'd push them, but can't reach them at the same time I push the button.
Wilton,
IIRC you just use the switch on the dash and they fold themselves back
down.
On 1/11/06, OK Don [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Mine won't fall back by just pushing the button. I have to be moving -
I guess it needs the vibration to overcome inertia
Vacuum leak, maybe? Just enough more vacuum is generated when the
engine is above idle speed to trip the solenoids???
Alex
While trying to find easy route for a charging cable for my electric
mobility scooter in the trunk of my 87 300D/124, I rotated one of the rear
headrests to the up-and-in-use position. Both headrests have been in
stowed position in recesses in hat shelf since I got car yr and half ago.
How can I
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Subject: [MBZ] 124 rear headrest
While trying to find easy route for a charging cable for my
electric mobility scooter in the trunk of my 87 300D/124, I
rotated one of the rear headrests to the up-and-in-use
position. Both headrests have been in stowed position in
recesses
