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Old 05-26-2019, 01:34 PM
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On the back side of the ap1 headrest (02 and 03) there is a dark silver plastic trim piece that surrounds the mesh area. How hard is it to remove and replace that trim if it gets buggered up.
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Just grab it by the edges and pull it off. It is only held on by clips. I have a tan interior but the OEM covers were silver-ish. I painted them a like tan and replaced them. It's that easy.
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Thanks. Are the clips likely to break when you pull it off?
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It appears that replacement clips and the trim piece itself are still available from Honda if anything should go wrong.

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I just checked the shop manual. There are 4 clips per side. The clips are about $3.50 apiece. Hecash - should I order them or will I be able to reuse the old ones?
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I might come back at some point if I can get my hands on the headrest speakers.

Little bit of surface rust made getting the clips off a little harder than I expected. Made me question how to get them off. I used a panel popper tool to help me locate them and apply pressure where needed.
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