QUOTE(mepstein @ Jul 2 2018, 03:40 PM)
Yes. Level surface. The higher side of the headrest goes in the center of the car. So if the higher side (from the back) is on the right, it’s a driver side. Also, many driver side seats have a noticible indentation for the e-brake.
Pretty sure you have that backwards.
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The back of the car looking through the rear window towards the front of the car, the drivers seat head test will be larger on the LEFT side of the seat.
The arc of the rear window of the car is such that the lower parts of the arc are at the left and right edges of the rear window. The highest part in the center of the rear window. To compensate for this the back of the headrest is thicker towards the left or right of the driver or passenger seat, respectively.