2012 Genesis headrest deployed 3 days after accident...can they be reset?

Details here. It is to discourage people from removing them as they an important life saving feature in the case of an accident. No more broken necks these days. Your head is the heaviest part of your body and you can't control it if hit from the rear at even 30mph!

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Jan. 19, 2012 - PKung. Raise the head rest all the way up with the button on the driver's side of the driver's head rest post. On the passenger's side of the passenger's side post, there's a flush 'button' that does indeed press in to release the other post.

Has to do with the headrest deployed in a rear end bump. Sometimes the headrest doesn't deploy, but needs to be looked at.

No just the one that fits.

There is no resetting a deployed airbag. The air bag module must be replaced and the airbag control module will need replacing along with the seatbelt pre-tensioners.

Sure, it's under warranty, take it to a dealer

to replace that, you might want to just buy a whole new headrest, pull off the old one by holding the adjusments tabs until it comes out, then take the whole thing to part source and show them, they can get you another one or your dealership, then put it back in the exact opposite way you took it out. problem solved.

The previous answers don't understand the question. The EOS rear headrests deploy upward in 0.25 seconds if the car is in a roll-over accident. I don't know the answer on how to reset them, but these guys didn't understand the question. My guess is it cannot be reset, like an air bag deployment it must be replaced. But that's just a guess.

To remove the key, you take off the steering wheel covers. Underneath, there is a red tab to push in. Push in the red tab and remove key. Fuel cut off is your next problem. You use your directionals to reset the airbag module to turn on fuel. The procedure is listed in the owners manual under " in case of accident"

Go to www.hmaservice.com and register your vehicle by VIN #.. you'll then have access to wiring diagrams, shop manuals, service bulletins, illustrations and procedures, etc.

Still under warranty... have them repaired under insurance/warranty.