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#1 ·
Soon after getting my new Overland I noticed that the drivers side headrest was higher than the passenger side headrest so thinking that someone at the dealer or factory just set it higher that the other one, I lowered the drivers side all the way down. I just noticed today that the drivers side is back up again, and I haven't touched the adjustment on it. Has anyone noticed this happening on theirs?
 
#2 ·
No idea....try it again, but that does sound strange.
I do know that with some cars equipted with power adjustable headrests, eg. Mercedes, the headrests automaically go to maximum height if not put in memory.
 
#12 ·
Are you saying that when you park the jeep at night you put the headrest in one position and when get in he jeep then next day the headrest in a position other than what you left it in?

If thats what you're saying then i agree with parry, someones messing you homie. put a webcam in the jeep, link it to your cell phone. the cam would activate once it detected movement and would start recording and sending the results to your cell. its easy if you have an iphone. good luck!!
 
#14 ·
I am having the same problem with my 2013 Laredo. The driver's side headrest gradually rises and I have to periodically lower it to its original position. On the left post of the headrest there are notches that allow height adjustment, but they're designed to keep it from lowering which isn't the problem. This happens while driving. This isn't any type of memory seat. I've relaxed the lumbar adjustment thinking that this may have something to do with it, but it makes no difference. I had the same problem with one of my past Laredo's.

Any ideas?
 
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