lovemybabies924
New member
Can't get it off here???
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Question Can u help me with my radian cover?
- Thread starter lovemybabies924
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mom of six
Active member
That black thing is like a peg. I use a butter knife and carefully pry around it until it pops out. It is about 5/8" long FWIW.
mommaof2boys
Member
Or a flathead screwdriver. I stick it under the cover and go around the peg until it pops out.
Pixels
New member
To do this you have to enlarge the hole in the cover. It's not supposed to come off that way.
I have taken the pegs out of both my Radians and never bothered to put them back in. Only once has one side of the cover come up because it wasn't pegged. I just put it back on and it was fine.
I never thought the RN cover was any worse than any other cover to remove... and Ive taken off a few covers 
Honestly you dont need a knife or pliers. Take the safe stop that should be attached to your seat, slide it under the plug so its lying flat against the seat, then pull up. It pops right out. I also leave the plug out after Ive taken it out for the first time as the cover stays on just fine without it
Honestly you dont need a knife or pliers. Take the safe stop that should be attached to your seat, slide it under the plug so its lying flat against the seat, then pull up. It pops right out. I also leave the plug out after Ive taken it out for the first time as the cover stays on just fine without it
lovemybabies924
New member
Thanks!!!!
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truckerswife
Member
love-pink said:I never thought the RN cover was any worse than any other cover to remove... and Ive taken off a few covers
Honestly you dont need a knife or pliers. Take the safe stop that should be attached to your seat, slide it under the plug so its lying flat against the seat, then pull up. It pops right out. I also leave the plug out after Ive taken it out for the first time as the cover stays on just fine without it
I just tried this and the ss worked perfect to take the pegs out thank you!!!!
Brigala
CPST Instructor
On a related note, do ALL the Radian covers have those pegs?
I traded 80SL covers with someone here, and when I got the new one I couldn't find the holes in the covers to put the pegs through. It stays on fine without the pegs but I prefer to have the pegs in. If I could find the dang holes.
I traded 80SL covers with someone here, and when I got the new one I couldn't find the holes in the covers to put the pegs through. It stays on fine without the pegs but I prefer to have the pegs in. If I could find the dang holes.
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