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On a 2012 Superduty SC front center seat/flip console - Both driver and pass have the button release thingy, but the center one is nowhere to be found ...Just seems to get in the way and nobody's using it.
Is it under the fabric somewhere or does it just get yanked out with some effort?
Sorry, still can't seem to post a pic in a thread.
I have the front center seat in my CC. I removed the headrest but I did it a couple years back, right after I bought it. I believe you have to reach down in and find the release for it. Dig around where you'd think it to be (between the headrest and the top of the seat), it's in there.
Yeah. I took mine off cuz it got in the way of my cb radio. To remove it you have to depress two buttons at the same time(located under the headrest). Then lift it off. It helps to have regular size fingers for this, not big fat ones.
I removed mine today. You would think the button would be on the outside on both adjusters and not one on the outside and the passanger side on the inside.
Yeah. I took mine off cuz it got in the way of my cb radio. To remove it you have to depress two buttons at the same time(located under the headrest). Then lift it off. It helps to have regular size fingers for this, not big fat ones.
I am getting ready to order a F250 crew with 40 20 40 and was wondering where to put my cb, I have always had a center councel but I need the extra seat sometimes. I was thinking of putting it on top of the dash in the center but think that might look bad. How do you have it mounted and do you have any pics? Also where do you have your antenna mounted, I plan on putting a cap on and have used magnetic roof mounts in the past but kept knocking them off on trees. Thanks
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