Why do headrests go forward?
The reason car seat headrests are uncomfortable is because they’re designed for safety, not coziness. To prevent your head from yanking backward in a rear-end collision (reward hyperflexion), the headrest pushes your head forward and down to keep it close to your spine.
How do you put the headrests up on a Mercedes Benz?
The manual seems to indicate they the head rests should come up on their own. –ROB– if your car has the power rear seat option, you should be able to put the outer rear headrests up and down electrically. The center one goes up manually, down electrically.
What happens when you push the headrest in the rear?
According to the manual press the button and the headrest in the rear go down and up. What happens from the rear door switches? Nothing happens when I push it, I dont have the rear door switch option. Which fuses did you check? According to the fuse diagram that came with the car.
Where is the seat control button on a Mercedes Benz?
Cars with that option have seat control buttons on the back doors. With that option one seated behind the front passenger seat can also control the position of the front passenger seat from the back. If you do not have the power rear seat option, each goes up manually, and they go down electrically.
What to do if your headrest wont go down?
Lift the front seats as much as possible and hear for air leaks on the lines. When you find them cut the area of the leaky line and replace that section of the line with a new line available at any auto parts store. That will fix your headrest and your lumbar support.
The manual seems to indicate they the head rests should come up on their own. –ROB– if your car has the power rear seat option, you should be able to put the outer rear headrests up and down electrically. The center one goes up manually, down electrically.
According to the manual press the button and the headrest in the rear go down and up. What happens from the rear door switches? Nothing happens when I push it, I dont have the rear door switch option. Which fuses did you check? According to the fuse diagram that came with the car.
Cars with that option have seat control buttons on the back doors. With that option one seated behind the front passenger seat can also control the position of the front passenger seat from the back. If you do not have the power rear seat option, each goes up manually, and they go down electrically.
Lift the front seats as much as possible and hear for air leaks on the lines. When you find them cut the area of the leaky line and replace that section of the line with a new line available at any auto parts store. That will fix your headrest and your lumbar support.