I have a chevy express van. The license plate is off center and the light above the plate sticks down into the frame space. Will this still work okay?
1241824
Probably not. I had the same issue on a newer Jeep Wrangler Sahara. Had to send back. This camera requires the full frame area of the license plate in order to fit.
1241825
I don't think so. I just purchased it for a Ford Econoline van with a light above and it won't fit. I'm currently looking for an adapter that will relocate the plate slightly lower.
1241826
Look for 3rd brake light camera specific to your van. I believe Amazon has one.
1241827
Just a guess, but looking at the frame it appears that it can be mounted with camera on top or flipped over and mounted with camera on bottom. Since the camera angle is adjustable it may work.
2221692
I don't really know I have it on a Chevrolet van, but it should and you will have to put on a rank 5 hitch.
1300254
Billy, should work in the dome light, sticky tape doesn't hold very well. I have the lights in my 92 Geo Metro convertible; 95 and 98 Suburbans. Lights I received are working very well.
1590475
If you have the sedan it will fit in between the license plate lights. Although the angle in which it takes the video is a little off but manageable. This will however, not fit at all on a coupe since it's made to be installed where the license plate light is on the coupe. I have a coupe and instead installed a flush mount on the actual license plate itself and works/looks great. My two cents...
316829
I mounted mine above the license plate. The camera can be rotated in the mounting bracket 360 degrees for correction.
750219
I think you might have. Sometimes the state will punch out the plates with a bit too much flashing on the edges which is what I encountered before with a different set of frames. Just take a file to the license plate edges and it will be good to go!
912406
This one is for the right side. It's kinda buried in the description. (This one does not have the clear panel on the bottom for illuminating the license plate. I think that this one does: Wesbar 403026 Waterproof Over 80" Low Profile Trailer Light )
1774646
I have a Dodge Ram so it is different from the Chevy. The strip is made to fit below the tailgate and above the rear bumper. You need to measure that area to see if it will fit. It is easy to put in with the sticky back tape on the back of the strip. You also need a trailer hitch outlet to plug the light in, that is where the power is supplied from, so that it works with your turn signal and brake lights. Hope that helps
1664262
Using these as back up lights I wouldn't reccmended it. But it's perfect for your license plate light. I don't think it would be as bright as a backup light because it will reflect. Hope it helps
390225
The frame is universal fit. It uses the same holes as your state license plate. If your plate is mounted (or there are provisions for mounting) you should be fine.
675007
The front bumper area of a GMC is often different than a Chevy truck/Suburban. Do like i did for my Suburban, Google Amazon Fog Lamps for ('year) Sierra. Search through the info provided and you'll find your answer. The picture i am seeing on this page has the lamps upside down. Replacement is hardly five minutes to the side and the bulbs are easily replaced. I think you will need a 10 mm socket/wrench for the 2 each support bolts
1792261
If your license plate is located in the middle of your bumper, than it should work just fine. Good luck!
1444675
I'm not familiar with the tag placement since I live in CA & our tags are in the top but as long as the license plate is a standard size it shouldn't interfere with seeing them. It is just like any other license plate frame, so if you see other people in your area with them I would assume it is fine. The lettering is on the frame itself. Hope that helps!
637314
You have to relocate it to a place that is visible and has a light. My vehicle had an alternate location to the side that works fine.
2070371
Not sure what you mean but your license plate fits inside the frame itself and there is maybe about a quarter inch around the edge of the plate that the frame covers. If you need more info just contact me.
1738281
I drive a van, so i installed it on the back bumper where the license plate is. it gives an excellent view from there.
755658
Probably not! It is hard to tell from the picture but the cover is beveled all around the edges of all four sides. Unless your existing frame was very thin or very narrow, it will probably be too big to fit under the cover [the cover is also exactly the size of a standard [US states] license plate].