Can I install this on my 2014 Prius without drilling a hole in my car?
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Installed mine in a Crossfire without drilling any holes. The biggest job is finding the right wires on the tail lights. Otherwise very easy installation.
157945
You can run the wire from the unit into the trunk over the lid seal. It's not the best solution, but it gets the job done.
157946
You should be able to since the wiring needs to be connected to the power and the back-up light wires in the trunk. The camera itself is on the license tag and it is wireless.
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Yes, Camera mounts on license plate holder, screen mounts via suction cup on windshield..You will need to locate the wire lead to backup lights to power the camera.
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I did not have to cut a hole. The plastic below the bumper is already open where the tow hooks go. It is the same plastic piece used on four wheel drives which typically come with tow hooks already installed. My truck is a 2011 Silverado crew cab.
273230
No - you need this one 2012-2013 Toyota Prius V Rear Bumper ProtectorJuiced Hybrid
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put it on a 12 prius c guessing 2015 is about the same hook up they don't change much yearly
667999
You need the 29 inch model for your 2014 Prius - http://www.amazon.com/Eclipse-Sunshades-Windshield-Sunshade-29IN/dp/B000HGBB3W/ref=sr_1_1?s=automotive&ie=UTF8&qid=1409580444&sr=1-1&keywords=ECLIPSE29
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No drilling in the frame required. But you'll you need to cut out the opening for the hitch in the bumper cover. I just used a utility knife.
1679030
Hey Jason, how are you. I have a 2012 Prius and bought the OGS and it took just 10 minutes to install. I'm sure you will have no problem installing 1 on your 2013. Let me know if you have any questions.
1862040
I installed mine on a 2009 Rav4 and there was a special mounting kit required to make the attachments from the running boards to the frame of the SUV. No drilling was required for my installation.
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Don't see why it wouldn't, but I can't say for sure. I mounted the one I purchased on a 2015 Toyota Prius. It looks good and definitely adds some protection re cars rolling bavk into you while parking. Hope that helps.
481600
I have a 2013 Prius and the mats fit perfectly with the two restraint twist/lock knobs. If it fits the 2013, I am sure it will fit the 2014.
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My '02 prius had very different wheels than my 2011 prius, so I cannot say. The center hub opening might be the same size, but you'd probably need to measure.
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.
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We use ours on a 2013 prius with spoiler, we.position top front at the front of.the spoiler and.it works fine, you have to adjust the straps.
2112394
No, but you don't need holes. The OEM bumper did not have holes either. The wiring runs between the bumper and.the plastic covers. Hope that helps.
416296
Yes. You will need to acquire the wiring harness adapter and the appropriate dash board mounting adapter for a clean installation.
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It depends on how well you can anchor it down. I'm not familiar with the layout of a Prius, but if you can secure it tightly you shouldn't have any problems. We had to run a pole along the top of ours because my big wolfdog would just lean into and squirm her way over the top of it. The pole put a stop to that. And, when she was a baby she'd tried and squeeze through the sides, but no way could she make it because it's tightly secured. The good thing about this netting is the many grommets it has and the bungies that you can easily adjust to make it fit like you want it. You have many options. I've had mine for a long time now and I loved it when I got and still love it! Highly recommended. It depends on how well you can anchor it down. I'm not familiar with the layout of a Prius, but if you can secure it tightly you shouldn't have any problems. We had to run a pole along the top of ours because my big wolfdog would just lean into and squirm her way over the top of it. The pole put a stop to that. And, when she was a baby she'd tried and squeeze through the sides, but no way could she make it because it's tightly secured. The good thing about this netting is the many grommets it has and the bungies that you can easily adjust to make it fit like you want it. You have many... » Read More It depends on how well you can anchor it down. I'm not familiar with the layout of a Prius, but if you can secure it tightly you shouldn't have any problems. We had to run a pole along the top of ours because my big wolfdog would just lean into and squirm her way over the top of it. The pole put a stop to that. And, when she was a baby she'd tried and squeeze through the sides, but no way could she make it because it's tightly secured. The good thing about this netting is the many grommets it has and the bungies that you can easily adjust to make it fit like you want it. You have many options. I've had mine for a long time now and I loved it when I got and still love it! Highly recommended. « Show Less
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It worked fine on a 2013 Prius. I have no idea if a 2014 Prius plug-in is different from the 2013 Prius in the area of the cargo net.