What Did You Do To Your HHR Today?
03-30-2011, 10:20 PM
#2582
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Join Date: 06-13-2010
Location: IL.
Posts: 2,301
The 7" headrest monitors arrived today. 
Took the Panel out for a drive and took my youngest Daughter to McDonalds for dinner.
(Everyone else was out doing their own thing.)
The 9" and 7" headrests sitting side by side show the 9"ers are quite a bit Bigger headrest and screen size wise.
I'll keep the 9" ones in the front seats and put the 7"s in the back of the back seat so I can still have a good view out the back in the rear view mirror.
With the 7" Pioneer Head unit I'll have 5 monitors. So far...
The 7's and 9's Match exactly, except for the size.
And the Black pleather,(Vinyl) Matches the Black Leather Seats pretty darn good.
Took the Panel out for a drive and took my youngest Daughter to McDonalds for dinner.
(Everyone else was out doing their own thing.)
The 9" and 7" headrests sitting side by side show the 9"ers are quite a bit Bigger headrest and screen size wise.
I'll keep the 9" ones in the front seats and put the 7"s in the back of the back seat so I can still have a good view out the back in the rear view mirror.
With the 7" Pioneer Head unit I'll have 5 monitors. So far...
The 7's and 9's Match exactly, except for the size.
And the Black pleather,(Vinyl) Matches the Black Leather Seats pretty darn good.
03-31-2011, 04:19 PM
#2585
Member
Join Date: 03-06-2011
Location: Norcross GA
Posts: 78
Tried putting the door jewel locks on today but found out that the OEM locks are plastic and the post is threaded to cut into the plastic version. When you try to put an aluminum post over it, it doesn't go down very far but it DOES screw up the top of the post so you can't get the plastic post back the way it was. 
Guess my hands don't have the strength that they used to, plus there is nothing to get a good grip on (curse you, fat fingers!) I did start with the passenger side rear door, so it was like the instructions "test in an inconspicuous place", but I KNOW it is there and not right! So I cussed a bit, then I treated my seats with Lexol and put the traffic prism in place.
Guess my hands don't have the strength that they used to, plus there is nothing to get a good grip on (curse you, fat fingers!) I did start with the passenger side rear door, so it was like the instructions "test in an inconspicuous place", but I KNOW it is there and not right! So I cussed a bit, then I treated my seats with Lexol and put the traffic prism in place.
