Removing rear head restraints on 2014 Q5
#22
AudiWorld Member
Agree, it's strayed off topic. That said, I saw nothing condescending in NABS4's suggestions.
In summary, the rear headrests can be removed if desired be to accommodate a child's car seat, luggage, etc, but it requires some fiddling as described in spijun's reply to my original post. It can be done, however, without any fancy tool--it just requires something firm that can slipped under the plastic "cap" of the left pillar (when facing the seat) of the head restraint. And the seat release needs to be pulled so the seat can angle forward to allow the headrest to clear the roof.
In summary, the rear headrests can be removed if desired be to accommodate a child's car seat, luggage, etc, but it requires some fiddling as described in spijun's reply to my original post. It can be done, however, without any fancy tool--it just requires something firm that can slipped under the plastic "cap" of the left pillar (when facing the seat) of the head restraint. And the seat release needs to be pulled so the seat can angle forward to allow the headrest to clear the roof.
location to insert tool to remove rear head rest.
Instructions from owners manual for rear head rest removal.
#24
Audi q3 2011 rear headrest removal
Just trying to fit a child seat in my mum's 2011 q3 and after much swearing we figured out that by putting a small electricians screwdriver into the hole in the inside of the left collar you can release the post. It took some doing but you can feel the spring loaded catch inside if you push something small in.
There's a small hole on the inside of other collar awqy from the one you use to release or reposition the headrest.
There's a small hole on the inside of other collar awqy from the one you use to release or reposition the headrest.
#25
AudiWorld Super User
Just trying to fit a child seat in my mum's 2011 q3 and after much swearing we figured out that by putting a small electricians screwdriver into the hole in the inside of the left collar you can release the post. It took some doing but you can feel the spring loaded catch inside if you push something small in.
There's a small hole on the inside of other collar awqy from the one you use to release or reposition the headrest.
There's a small hole on the inside of other collar awqy from the one you use to release or reposition the headrest.
FYI these are different systems
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