
revano
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theres the obvious, raise or lower the head rest to make it fit the head better, i dunno if you have them on the passenger side, but the lumbar can make a big difference. might angle the seat back more, or less.
Maybe add a pillow, one of those small travel ones, and move it till she feels more comfortable.
Thanks NoahDL88, I'll give that a go.
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I have buoght a used 1998 Forester recently and like it a lot. It's a great car and it gives me exactly the off-road capacity (i.e. not that much) that I'm looking for in my car. However, every time I make a trip with my wife as either passenger or driver, even during relatively short trips of about 30 minutes, she complains about a pain in the neck that ultimately leads to a nasty headache.
Is there someone who has experienced such a problem too, and can they give me some advice on how to address this? (Please spare me any 'funny' responses, because I've thought of most of them myself, and this is a serious problem for me).
Many thanks.
Forester pain in the neck
in 1990 to Present Legacy, Impreza, Outback, Forester, Baja, WRX&WrxSTI, SVX
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Hi Commuter. Thanks for the suggestion. I've had a look at a few web sites, and the Obus looks very good. I'll try a few low-tech and low-cost suggestions (like home made pillows etc) first, before I get into the more expensive stuff.