How do you attach the seat covers?
840335
The covers are attached with strings. Read the instructions and be prepaired to improvise.
2162166
Loop them through and velcro the back pieces together. They are a little short for one of the slats and too large for the other so I just fit them where it was comfortable to sit on and they look great. Mine are higher up that the ones in the pic.
1974779
I found a way of attaching your everyday screw down rod holder. Drill holes in seats and use insert nuts. See my review for pictures.
1508390
If it has loops on each end as mine does, just thread something--velcro for instance--through the loops and fasten behind the headrest.
1770043
You should find a local car seat safety tech. They will be able to teach you how to install it properly.
1718140
I fold down the backseats and attach mine to the front headrests. Don't know why you'd need removable headrests. Just the pylons of adjustable ones.
806100
Just hold the seat down (firmly) and start screwing in the screws. That will work.
1481511
They come with screws just the right length & they're screwed into the underside of the seat. You adjust the things so the seat won't move, then put in another to lock in place.
1042119
There are two bolts that have to be loosened ... one on each side of the console. Those two bolts are part of the seat slide rails. Then you wedge the wire mechanism that holds the armrest in place up under the rails, then tighten the bolts back down. The instructions aren't very clear that come with this arm rest; however it wasn't really difficult and we are VERY pleased with it.
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There were two webbing type of straps that were adjustable that went over the headrests and hold the top of the cover. The elastic straps go under the end front corners of the lower part of the seat. There are also two elastic straps with hooks that go under the seat and you can hook them on seat structure parts to keep the seat from riding up. There are two plastic tubes that you push down into the crack of the seatback/bottom to help secure the cover to that part of the seat. Does that help?
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This cover is held in place three ways. There are straps that go over the rear headrests. There are bulbous plastic tubes on the underside of the cover where the back and bottom of the seat meet. You push these tubes into the crack between the back and bottom of the seat. This keeps the back of the cover in place. Finally, there are elastic straps on both sides of the cover that you can tuck under the seat that keep the cover on the seat. It takes a little practice but is a no-brainer once you get the hang of it.
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If you have the bag containing screws and parts...take the grey half-clamps and place them on the rear horizontal bar of seat frame, screw the pan head screws into the underside of the padded seat. You should see pre drilled holes in the underside of the seat, which determine the placement of the clamps.
553007
As the picture shows Karen....the straps go around each head rest section on the top and anywhere you can attach to on the bottom. The car seats sit in grooved metal sections so you will be able to find something to attach to.
285162
After you get the back fabric support on, there are two tiny holes in the metal that you're supposed to screw through the fabric and into. I did NOT do this for two reasons: I was worried about tearing the fabric and I wanted to be able to take that back piece off to wash if I needed to. I've used the seats for a year (probably 20x) without the screws.
1150599
there are 2 covers inside the trunk that come out with a screwdriver then the cover attaches under its own string pressure, no permanent attachment. its very easy to install/remove.
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I uninstalled the seat, put the cover on, then I pinned the cover into the sponge part of the seat using s hooks and re installed the seat. there are videos on this on youtube as well.
1681232
Remove the bolts holding the seat to the floor, slide the armrest under the seat tracks and put the bolts back in. Hope this helps.