This will not work for Oregon license plates, the area for the tabs is on the top not the bottom so you would have to install it upside down?
800655
If you install it the way it is designed, your month and year registration stickers on the bottom of your license plate will be completely covered. You can see that the top of the plate cover has indentations. If they were on the bottom, then your stickers would not be covered and you can legally use this cover. The only solution to the problem I could think of was to install the cover upside down, but would be silly...
800656
Same in South Carolina. I put my stickers slightly higher than they should be, but they still may not be high enough for a picky lawman! I'm thinking of using a sharp knife to shave off some of the plastic at the ends of the lower edge so the stickers will be completely visible.
800657
I couldn't install it on the back of the car, but it works on the front. Is the front the same set-up?
800658
I was wondering how many states have the tabs at the top, in Oregon this style doesn't work as the bottom of the frame covers where the state requires the tabs to be placed. Which really sucks because it is a beautiful well crafted license plate protector otherwise and being a Dr. Who fan I was very excited about getting a set for my car. Glad I ordered one first to check out the quality. So it doesn't work for Oregon at all, however if your tabs are on the top part of the plate I highly recommind!
1764317
Yes, As long as you have a 1/4-20 attachment screw. I don't think it's a perfect solution for that, however. There are several 1/4-20 holes in the bottom of the plate, just nothing particularly centered...
154309
On my Jeep Wrangler it was not intuitive and I had to in stall it twice. Install it so the rack will ride vertically, even though th e plate position looks wrong when you do it.
47096
It won't work. You could mount it upside down but the contents will fall out.
902779
Not sure this will help, but I put mine in upside down (nuts on top). Not as clean looking, but it was easier to install and no problem with the length of the screws. I think the screw heads are too large to fit in the grooves in the headshell. Inserting the screws from the bottom worked for me as the nuts were small enough to fit in the grooves.
2261112
I mounted mine upside down , and the image appears correct on my screen. Hope this helps
2207071
I drilled two hole in my license plate and put it on with metal screws and it is holding up fine. I hope this helps.
783991
no it cannot be installed upside down, the screen only mounts one way into the chassis, mounting it upside down would cause the screen to be upside down reading it, it doesnt "screen flip"
463477
When I installed my system, I thought I would need an adaptor extension for my truck. As it turns out, I didn't need it it but it looked like that kit had sensor brackets that attached to the underside of the bumper. This might be worth checking out. Not sure how the "modified license plate holder" would work. Good luck.
628015
Many license plate frames have lips on the back to hold the plate in place. This would prevent you from being able to use a plate frame and this cover together. If yours doesn't have the lips, the only thing I'd consider is getting screws with a little extra length in order to make up for the extra thickness of a frame, and a plate cover (which is fairly thin), and a plate.
1374390
No because it is one solid piece of metal. You would have to install it upside down to accomplish this and it would weird.
1259732
Good afternoon, There is a opening for the rear license plate frame. You would need to remove your antenna when installing. Steve
1301038
I think you put it on backwards. Both sides will adhere but you place the side with the 1 tab on then peal 2 off
1528367
William, There is no reason that the picture should be upside down...I am guessing that it was installed into the headrest this way. It has fairly limited menu options, and I don't believe there is a way to correct it. You might need to take it back...good luck!
1142794
I don't know where your licenseplate sits on your car, but I don't see why it wouldn't work. In Illinois, we have front and back of car license plates. I have the BumpShox on my front license plate which is locate below the front bumper on my Mustang. It seems to work well. I would imagine that it would work just as well on the back license plate- again depending on the placement of your plate.
389925
I do not know, most of the new licence plate mounts are plastic and use self tapping screws. You may want to look at the "Cruiser Accessories 81200 and 81230. Both are of the self tapping type for use with plastic licence plate mounting.
1911079
To line it up? No. Due to the mounting by the license plate. Maybe you might be able to Jerry rig something up to make it work but other then that no. The mount is a new license plate holder which the plate slides into. And the sensors are off of that. Which are pretty accurate.