thanks again for your reply.
With the armrest in the up position, take a look at the seam underneath the
end of the armrest closest to the pivot point. There should be a zipper or
velcro or clip or something hidden underneath the seam. Undo the
zipper/velcro/clip, carefully peel back the armrest cover until you see how
the pivot is attached to the seat. Remove the armrest, install your seat
cover, and reverse the process.
On Tue, 2 Aug 2005 22:34:02 -0500, "Ray O"
<roki...@tristarassociatesDOT.com> wrote:
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>"solymars" <soly...@gmail.com> wrote in message
Ray O: i did look at the seam underneath the end of the armrest closest
to the pivot point and unfortunately this seem is SEWED on. i do not
see any portion of the fabric covering the armrest that will allow me
to peel off the amrest cover from what i can see.
Craig B: popping off the plastic cap was my first attempt but it's
attached really tight and i was afraid of breaking it off or breaking
off the locking mechanism that i wont be able to pop it back in. also,
i was thinking that it might be some kinda twist and pop kinda
un-locking mechanism. pushing the material down to expose the locking
cap as much as possible, i saw that it has a long tubular stem so i
can't even guess how the locking part works and my idea of using a
flathead screwdriver to pop it out would not work as then i would
damage the tubular stem. have you pop one of these caps before? is
there a secret to it like a push-down + twist + pry or whatever?
again, thank you so much in advance for everyone's reply.
I have not looked at how the armrest is attached on a Highlander so I my
advice was based on other cars with moving armrests. As far as popping
plastic caps off, if they break, replacement parts are probably a few
dollars, so worst case, if the cap breaks, you buy new ones.
Good luck!
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Ray O
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