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For 2?
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No, they are sold individually. I might buy another for the passenger side eventually if the visual non-symmetry bothers me, but I rarely sit over there and my partner has no complaints about the headrest, so it isn't at the top of the priority list.
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I find it very comfortable. I guess if it could cause issues ford wouldn’t have designed it to go in that position.
Im looking to do this in my Badlands, but when i search for that for number it says "left rear, right rear" https://www.fordpartsonlinewarehouse.com/oem-parts/ford-headrest-m2dz78611a08ctI also did this. Ordered a first edition headrest so it would be black with no colored stitching to clash with my sandstone interior. Fits in with my big bend with cloth seats perfectly. I have canvas seat covers on my seats, so I didn't bother trying to switch the upholstery to match. Soooo much more comfortable!
Photo has FE leather on the driver's side in a one-click forward position and stock BB cloth non-adjustable on the passenger side.
Part # M2DZ-78611A08-CT
Is this the one you bought? or can you send me a link? Its the same part number but I just want to double check. Thanks.
Looks like the same part number I ordered. M2DZ-78611A08-CT |
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I have the MGV non-adjustable headrest. Here is a free garage fix. I clamped a board over the top of the supports and carefully performed the "CPR" motion until it was bent to a more reasonable angle. Don't skip arms day or you might have to sit on it and chance eating it on the garage floor. Tread carefully and slowly my friends.
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how much do the adjustable leather headrests cost? Did you replace both?
I believe they were about $130 each. And we purchased two but I have only switched the material and installed one so far.
We purchased the leather ones for the Badlands so if the material couldn't be changed the orange stitching would match.
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Got it, thank you. So they are visually different enough that you thought it was worth switching the material. Is that tedious, or pretty easy to do? I'm guessing the former based on your only having completed one.
I've been trying to figure out how to bend the MGV headrest posts based on some of the ideas here but it's proving to be a bit of a pain.. thinking Badlands leather headrests might be the way to go.
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It took about 10 minutes to switch the material, just a slow process fitting the foam back in. They are slightly different shaped foam but works great. I put the leather back on the old headrest too.
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Got it. Any way you could post a photo of the leather and MGV headrests side by side when you get a chance? Just interested to see how visually different they look.
im Trying to figure out the part number for the leather badlands headrest. Does anyone have it figured out?
M2DZ-78611A08-CQ
You the man. Thank You
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