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I am searching for a “plug“ (?) to cover the headrest hole. I have no idea where to look for it and what’s the correct name for such thing. Help appreciated. ![[Linked Image]](https://up.picr.de/38365999mt.jpeg) p.s.: this is not my car but a google search picture with headrests off
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Hannes
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Melvyn Rutter can supply that I’ve had them from there
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Hi hannes I'm fairly sure they are the same blanking plug as used on MG's. I could be wrong though DW will probably know. Blanking Plug
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Yes same as MGB, Moss sell them..
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Yes MG. Rimmers sell them as well as the MG Owners club.
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Hi Hannes.
A tip to make removing the headrests easier.
Use some ordinary car wax on the metal shafts. Apply, leave to cure as per carwax instructions. Buff up.
This makes them slippery enough to come out with less effort so they don’t fly up and hit you like a boxer landing a good punch or disappear across the garage!
Reapply as and when needed.
My car has the similar colour leather as you.
Plus Four MY23 Furka Rouge
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What do you think about this temporary solution? ![[Linked Image]](https://up.picr.de/38367177zc.jpeg) ![[Linked Image]](https://up.picr.de/38367179rl.jpeg) I had already wasted 2 plastic covers before. They both disappeared into the headrest holes and I was not able to get them out again🙈
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I got mine from Rutter for the rear seats, but be careful with them because they are small and fiddly and not a tight fit. Easy to slip out of your fingers and down the hole to the bottom of the seat back-rest. I had to get a wood dowel with something sticky on the end to retrieve the one that fell  . Never used them since.
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What do you think about this temporary solution? Love it! 
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