how is it possible to mount this to my car's stereo brackets with no screw holes on the stereo itself?
167353
Sounds like a dumb answer, but I ended up having it supported from below, so I utilized superglue to attach it. (it is an offroad vehicle). It has held up fine. Since it is so short and lightweight, it worked.
1254749
No it does not come with any hardware. Sometimes you can use the existing hardware it just depends. If not there many kits available so you can mount just about any stereo in any vehicle.
1615141
I don't see screw holes, and want to attach it to a wood pole. Can it be done, and how?
1290549
The ends of the amp are detachable. If I remember correctly, use a hauling key to remove the ends and it will reveal the mounting holes
525569
i am glad you asked this. it was driving me nuts looking at the picture. I will have faith that there are indeed mounting holes in the correct locations :D
327947
No, it's a flat back with no holes whatsoever. I guess you'd be stuck with double-sided mounting tape or something like that.
1965177
You don't need brackets the 2 tabs slide on two holes in the bumper and one screw on one side the plastic piecespieces just pop in place in place
1694563
If you can find a double din stereo mounting kit for your vehicle then yes. Double din stereos do not use the standard stereo mounts.
1418868
yes this unit comes with two mounting brackets. Cheesy way to mount the thing, But it works. The brackets look like stiff "plumbers tape" Just long metal strips with holes. The unit comes with two plugs that plug into the back of the unit. The wiring is all labeled. If you do not want to cut you cars original wiring harness (Not recommended) You will need to get the wire harness adapter. Pick one up at the local Walmart in the radio section.
731155
I think you have to use the bracket. You might be able to mount it directly, but you may have to use/purchase an alternate screw
1739844
I did not use the bracket that came with it. For my vehicle it was more practical to simply mount the adapter directly to the chassis. I drilled a .5" hole and dropped it in.
2223899
The only way I can think of would be with some sort of very, strong glue. Without the bracket the chrome camera box would only have its back side surface for gluing to the vehicle. You would also have to drill a pretty good size hole though the vehicle's mounting surface to feed its wires through as they do not detach from the camera itself. Its not just a small wire but also a larger RCA plug size section that would need to be fed through the hole. Final recommendation: I'd look for another camera...maybe one that mounts inside of the vehicle and just has a small peephole drilled for the camera to see through.
537597
I supposed you could mount it that way if you want but I prefer to keep it hidden behind the mirror. You can hide the cable by just tucking it between the molding and trim on top of the windshield and along the door panel and under the glove box. You can't even see mine. Good Luck.
1991602
Mine came with 2 self-tapping screws to drill into virtually anyplace you'd prefer to mount it. As an alternate you could epoxy it /or get a stronger magnet to put on the reverse side to keep it in place if you can access behind the panels. If you're not keen on drilling, remember vehicles go down in value regardless, and it could be easily concealed by touch-ups.
841103
yes. I bought mounts, but didn't use them. There's a standard hole like in poster frames for just hanging them with a nail in the wall on the back of the speaker.
1842460
Did not have to. My speakers had key hole mounting and there was a screw provided that worked well to mount speakers.
567990
I did not mount my my speakers. There was an existing ledge. You will probably have to drill some small holes and put some screws in them. The big bass speaker is to heavy to mount.