- 1). Lift the headrest on the seat to expose the plastic tabs on the top of the seat where the headrest posts slide into. Push the button on the side of the plastic tab and pull out the headrest then place it to the side.
- 2). Place the lambskin seat cover over the seat, positioning the area labelled "Bottom" on the seat bottom of the seat and placing the top over the top back section of the seat.
- 3). Climb into the back seat and reach through the gap between the seat back and seat base to grab the straps in the middle of the seat cover. Depending on the model, there are typically two to three straps.
- 4). Move to the front of the seat again and pull down the front corners of the seat. Make sure the seams in the seat cover align with the seams in the seat, and then make sure the cover is tucked into the corners.
- 5). Push the cover in towards the gap of the seat where the straps are located, fitting the bottom of the cover to the seat and tucking the cover in around the sides of the seat.
- 6). Take the middle strap located in the gap between the back rest and the bottom, then pull it towards the front of the car, hooking the hook on the strap to one of the metal fixtures on the bottom of the seat. Take the remaining two straps and slide them under the bottom of the seat as well, then hook them to the rings on the front of the bottom of the seat cover.
- 7). Pull the straps on the sides of the back of the cover and the sides of the bottom of the cover and hook them to the metal on the bottom of the seat. This should fit the cover completely to the seat.
- 8). Feel the top of the seat to locate the plastic knobs on the top of the seat where the headrest drops in. Cut small slits in the top of the cover using the razor blade and then slide the headrest back into place.
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