How to lower the middle headrest in the rear row of Audi A6L?
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Prepare a large flat-head screwdriver, then press the plastic button below the headrest support rod with your hand. Next, slightly press down the fabric next to the adjustment button, insert the large flat-head screwdriver underneath the plastic adjustment button and pry inward to adjust the headrest height.
Lowering the rear center headrest of the Audi A6L is actually quite straightforward. As an owner who has driven it for several years, I handle it effortlessly every time. After getting in the car, find a safe parking spot, then sit in the center position of the rear seat. Bend down to check the base of the headrest post—there's a small button or plastic tab there. Press it gently with your finger (avoid using too much force to prevent jamming), while using your other hand to slowly push the entire headrest downward. It will slide smoothly to its lowest position. The first time I tried it, I was a bit worried about breaking it, but after doing it, I realized how simple it is—Audi designed this feature to expand visibility or accommodate more luggage. Remember to do this only when the car is stationary to avoid distractions and potential hazards. To reset it, simply lift the headrest back up until you hear a click, indicating it's secured. This feature is highly practical in daily use, especially during long trips when three passengers are seated in the rear—lowering it significantly improves visibility.
