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- | {{OwnersManual2x2|02||05||Head restraints are designed by factory engineers so that they provide the strength to protect passengers from injury. Raise of lower it so that your head centers on the rest. | + | {{OwnersManual|p=29365|05||Head restraints are designed by factory engineers so that they provide the strength to protect passengers from injury. Raise of lower it so that your head centers on the rest. |
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<br>Avoid a vertical position which centers the restraint in the neck area.}} | <br>Avoid a vertical position which centers the restraint in the neck area.}} | ||
To raise or lower the head rest, grab it with both hands then jerk up or push down. | To raise or lower the head rest, grab it with both hands then jerk up or push down. | ||
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+ | {{OwnersManualB120|02||Head restraints}} | ||
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= Front Head Rest = | = Front Head Rest = | ||
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= Front Head Rest, Truck = | = Front Head Rest, Truck = | ||
Until March, 1978, Sunny Truck came with thin headrests. These headrest bolt to the seat back, instead of using the two-prong fasteners like car seats. They may or may not be adjustable (i.e. move up/down). | Until March, 1978, Sunny Truck came with thin headrests. These headrest bolt to the seat back, instead of using the two-prong fasteners like car seats. They may or may not be adjustable (i.e. move up/down). | ||
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Starting April 1978, Sunny Truck was fitted with high-back bucket seats with no headrest. | Starting April 1978, Sunny Truck was fitted with high-back bucket seats with no headrest. | ||
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HEAD REST ASSY-FRONT SEAT 86400 | HEAD REST ASSY-FRONT SEAT 86400 | ||
- | 87700-G1001 -8304 2 | + | 87700-G1001 -7803 |
+ | 08110-62025 BOLT M6x20 w/washer & lock washer | ||
+ | (2 per seat) | ||
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- | The rear headrests bolt to the [[Parcel Shelf]], instead of inserting into the seat back like the front headrests. | + | The rear headrests bolt to the [[Parcel Shelf]], instead of inserting into the seat back like the front headrests. Because they bolt on, they are non-adjustable. |
B110 option rear seat headrests | B110 option rear seat headrests |
Current revision
Stock Datsun 1200 front seat headrests were standard except in Japan where the passenger side was optional.
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Operation
1972 USA Owners manual (Page 05 ... ):
Head restraints are designed by factory engineers so that they provide the strength to protect passengers from injury. Raise of lower it so that your head centers on the rest.
Avoid a vertical position which centers the restraint in the neck area.
To raise or lower the head rest, grab it with both hands then jerk up or push down.
1974 B120 Owner's Manual (Page 02 ... )
Head restraints
Front Head Rest
B110 & PB110 87700-H1001: Black Coupe, Sedan, Van 1970-1973 (op. Van STD) 87700-H1002 Head Restraint Ass'y-driver seat 三ツ? JAPAN [alternate] 87700-H1003 Head Restraint Ass'y-driver seat (Yellow) JAPAN Sedan DX, Coupe DX 87700-H1004 HEAD RESTRAINT ASS'Y-front seat (brown) PB110 GX 87700-H7000: Blue 1973 USA Coupe, Sedan 0772- 87700-H7001: Beige 1973 USA Coupe, Sedan 0772-
86981-A0601 PLUG-seat back (for assist seat) 2 JAPAN 86982-A0600 EYELET-seat back "A" 4 86983-A0600 EYELET-seat back "B" 4
Brown - PB110 GX
Front Head Rest, Truck
Until March, 1978, Sunny Truck came with thin headrests. These headrest bolt to the seat back, instead of using the two-prong fasteners like car seats. They may or may not be adjustable (i.e. move up/down).
Starting April 1978, Sunny Truck was fitted with high-back bucket seats with no headrest.
HEAD REST ASSY-FRONT SEAT 86400 87700-G1001 -7803 08110-62025 BOLT M6x20 w/washer & lock washer (2 per seat)
custom bulkhead rests may be fitted using the ute rear window guard rails
Rear Head Rest
The rear headrests bolt to the Parcel Shelf, instead of inserting into the seat back like the front headrests. Because they bolt on, they are non-adjustable.
B110 option rear seat headrests
Rear Head Rest (Sedan) 88700-H1000 HEAD RESTRAINT ASS'Y-rear seat 2 (op. Sedan) 88700-H1003 HEAD RESTRAINT ASS'Y-rear seat (Yellow) 2 (op. Sedan DX) 88700-H1004 HEAD RESTRAINT ASS'Y-rear seat (brown) (op.) PB110 GX 08340-82520 SCREW fixing head restraint 4 08915-13810 WASHER-lock fixing head restraint 4
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