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2011 Mercedes Benz E class

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In the trunk, up top in the back is a cross bar. There are holes about the size of a nickel in the cross bar. Inside the holes are two little black switches. You will need a small flashlight and a hook tool. Flip the switches to the left with your hook tool. This will allow the rear seat to come forward about 1 1/2 feet. Just enough room to remove and re-install the headrest.

Hope this helps out.

Happy Tinting!

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maddtinter

Thanks for this tip.It worked today.It does take some serious pull on the seat back to allow enough room to remove the headrests. :blink:

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loy

Yeah, I just tint with the headrest in place. Great to see the tip to remove after I did it heh.

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