The contact owns a 2003 Honda Pilot. He checked the head rest and noticed that when he got into the vehicle again, he hit his head at one spot about 1 inch down from the top of his head. The consumer stated the front head restraints can not be adjusted. The second and third row seats were fine. The manufacturer advised him to take the vehicle to the dealer. The dealer stated that nothing could be done because the head rest was designed in that manner. The current and failure mileages were 35,245. Updated 06/03/08.

- Nashville, TN, USA

Consumer concerned about the position of the head restraint on the front seat. The back of the consumer's head would hit the lower edge of the top bar of the head restraint about an inch below the top of the consumers head.

- Prescott, AZ, USA

Front seat head rests do not adjust upward for tall people (5'-11') and taller causing head restraint bar to rest on top of persons head. This potentially will causing neck or spinal injury injury if vehicle is hit from the rear. The top bar acts as a pivot point with no rear neck support.

- Hewitt, NJ, USA

Cannot rise head rest for a tall person. It could cause neck injuries if consumer hit brakes or in the event of an accident. Dealer will be notified.

- Manalapan, FL, USA