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Does this mean you called them every day this past week, or did the recall kits spontaneously arrive in your mail?
Perhaps SPB or anyone else who received their recall kit could post a picture of the splitter plate with the caps from the recall kit applied, hint hint nudge nudge...
they have pulled ALL these seats off their website from what i saw today.
How difficult will it be to get the caps off again? I'm wondering about the ease of removal to clean the cover, change the harness height (for the Como), etc.
Interesting solution- they look like the caps that go on the pegs for shelves in bookcases and such.
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