Alright so we're in the car and now you guys can see the headrest it jetted out from its little compartment right here. This happens in a rear end collision or whenever the rear air back sensors detects an impact. So thank god they made this in a way where it could be reset and you don't have to buy new headrests or new seats or anything like that. You see both sides deployed so we're going to focus on this driver side right now. So we're just going to make sure nothing is broken or anything like that. See some clips in here and stuff. So from what I've seen in the video and researching online some people actually take apart the seat and connect power to some wires or something like that. I've seen another video where they stuck and I don't know if you can see it down in a slot but I believe that was the older model Mercedes. This is this ranges from like 2007 or 2008 to 2000 in maybe 2012. So basically the idea is that you have to slide this down and back at the same time. So I'm going to try to mount the camera so you guys can see this. Alright so I'm behind the seat and you see how it moves like that. So you're going to go down and in. Ben just like that is done. So now you guys know how to reset your headrest on a 2010 or 2011 Mercedes Ben's C300 without any special tools without going to the dealer without spending bolts load of money. All you need is two hands. Alright if you liked this video make sure you like, comment and subscribe.