How do you route the wires into the trunk? Through the license plate screw holes?
1713242
On my car i had to drill a small hole in the trunk and use a rubber grommet to run the wire through.
1713243
I don't have a trunk I have a pickup truck and I wired it by following the lines that lead to my tail lights etc.
750852
I have the same situation . You have to loop wires in front the whole driveway .
1394925
To start you dont need the trunk wire...i put it on a civic 2009 and i did not use the trunk wire
1954486
You would push it through the holes in the car a secure via the bolt on the back side. None of my vehicles have a hole through the trunk. That's why I threw them away.
1944021
You can mount them anywhere that you have the space to do it and be able to route the wires. A common spot is in the doors if you have the space, under the passenger seat (this is what I did in my Tacoma), or behind the glove box (which is what I did in my 4runner). Some people go as far as to build custom fiberglass enclosures into their doors. The sky is the limit.
1993705
A junk yard...I didn't even bother though. I looked up a thread on an Audi forum and found which wires were power and ground..then I just used my old connector. All you have to do is move the wires in the connector. What type of car do you have? If you can tell me that I can help you a little better.
798194
On the camera there are 2 wires, 1 positive and 1 negitive. Run a single wire from camera to the Radio plus find a backup light wire in the trunk and connect the positive wire of the camera there. It works like a dream, A good camera is key to a good operation.
1596849
This is just the light; it has the 2-3 female plugs for the wires in the SUV, so all you do is pop the trunk, remove the side panel, reach thru and unclip the wires, remove the light and add the new one - re clipping the new light to the SUV wires inside the panel. The hardest part were those clips. No soldering needed... does that help?
14329
You'll need to strip the ends and attach more wire. Auto zone has the wire. Doesn't take too long.
1120385
Very simple, you don't need to use the screws, there are holes on the back to insert the two wires. Just make sure the ends are stripped and insert.
794383
You might need a drill with a huge bit so that wire will fit through and seal it off....should go through down by the pedals somewhere that's what I had to do on my explorer then just run the wires on the drivers side
931165
You do not have to take wires out, there is a 3-wire connector that is taped up in the harness. You only need to expose the connector so you can plug into it.
1422732
I wound up cutting the metal brackets to remove the lights. I then mounted the individual light segments in my grill and inside my back window with heavy duty double faced tape. Ran a wire to the battery and mounted the control next to the driver's seat. I had to extend the wire to the rear lights and I just used lamp cord for that.
1408526
I used automotive connector wires with the soft but stable plastic coat. These push through the little holes and then do well with connecting to the blocks for the relays. You know you back out the screws 1st to fit the wire and then tighten back down. Cut the wire end to only a few mm so no copper is sticking out. If twisted strands, tighten them well so they fit in.
343226
Directions and a diagram were included in the box with mine. As for the wire I would check with local hardware stores or auto parts stores.
1918021
Routing the cable depends on the vehicle you are putting it into. The Genius comes with a plug for the cigarette lighter and on both vehicles I installed the camera, I was able to push the wire between the windshield and the plastic molding. I followed the wire down the windshield to the bottom of the doorpost and then was able to push it under the door weatherstripping until the bottom of the dash. From there I found a way to route it under the glove box to the center console. Now the only wire that shows is from the plug in the cigarette lighter to where it goes under the dash (about 6"). It takes a little patience and innovation to hide it neatly.
680950
its tricky 1st I took off the interior panels so I can see the inside of the hatch so I don't drill any wires. Then I drilled a 3/8 hole behind the Lic plate ...camera bolts up to the lic plate bracket and the wires run through the 3/8 hole then I just run a large bead of silicone to cover the hole. the rest of the wires are inside the hatch tie wire and make sure nothing is in its way and visaversa windows going up and down....etc....Thats how I did my runner also then you run new wires for the reverse lights fallow the wires for the lic. plate lights or fallow the wires for the wireless remote factory on the Van.the runner ran from the lock through the hatch and up to the top then down on the body pillar to the brake light area....all inside the body.... That was the only hard part....... to get power I found a charger that plugs in to the cig lighter and spliced it .