How does this connect to the 2003 lancer oz rally, What tools are needed and is the wire visible? Where does it connect on the car?
897253
Unfortunately I could not install the led logo due to the year and design of the car. I have a hatchback which has rounded off back. The logo is a flat surface and would fit best on the lancer with the trunk.
897254
I did not put them in a lancer i put them in an 06 eclipse u can just wire it into your fusbox and i would recommend increasing the fuse size by 5. i added a inline fuse a toggle switch wires and crimp tubes. tools i used were wire stripper, wire cutter, scissors, and a crimper. i needed more double sided 3m adhesive tape the ones that came on the light were not sticky enough. my wires are not visible depending where u install your lights will determine weither or not you can hide your wires there are many ways to hide them and keep it clean. hope that helps.
897255
Depends on where u wanna put it on. It has 2 wires +and-. you can get power from your fuse, this is the easiest way. Cable is visible but you can make it to not visible by hiding wires under dash or carpet.
444968
It is wired similar to connecting a fuse housing unit at the battery of the vehicle. You can use o-ring connectors to help in connecting the wires to each side of the breaker. You could connect the wire straight to the breaker, but be aware that you will have exposed copper within the engine compartment, this is not recommended. Hope this helps.
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It comes with a generic 4wire pigtail. They have separate harnesses for specific vehicles sold separately. They run about $13-$15 dollars. That would be the easiest way. That's what I did with mine. Plug and play.
2030571
obd1 cable you can search in our store you need an obd2 extension cable and then you can connect it with Honda 3pin gm 12pin bmw 20pin benz 38pin etc
2027879
Simple, you have 4 wires. This install is easy if you already have an aftermarket radio/indash, the red wire your going to hook up to your power wire on your radio, the black wire (ground) to the body of your car or a ground wire of your radio, then your blue wire is your acc same thing find the all blue acc wire. As for the unit itself it clamps. Over your factory mirror. If you need more help just ask.
1267672
It connects to the factory Harness. Kit works great! Bright has heck! Hope this helps
807223
There is a knob on a wire that leads from the harness connecting everything together. It's a pretty long wire.
1443307
I sincerely don't have the answer, sorry. But if you google this "2004 Lancer 1.6 GLX motor" and see the images, you can see that some people uses an extension instead of the MAF sensor. (Didn't even knew you could NOT have the MAF)
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It uses a standard DC "barrel" or "coaxial" power connector available at any Radio Shack, or you could probably buy a cable on Amazon somewhere, or cut the cord off of a "wall wart" that you do not need any more. It runs on 12Vdc, so it can just tap directly into the car electrical wiring. The positive goes to the center of the connector. Why would you want near-IR under your car?
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It does come with a connector, but u will have to buy adapter for your car. Or know which wires go where.
315437
I pull a Hyundai Elantra and have the breakaway attached. A plug in wire runs through the firewall of the car to the front mount tow plate where it is attached. you then hook the breakaway cable to that (looks something like a grenade pin). The other end inside the car stores up in the fuse box compartment for easy access. The unit works well as I have towed the car out west and down to Florida.
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You will have to install the included harness. If done properly, no wires will be visible after installation. The wires from the mirror to the headliner will be inside the wire cover that is included.
1694637
This should have everything you would need with the exception of however you intend to connect the wires. Soldering the connections is how I did it because that is the most fool proof method, but it isn't as easy. You will need to find a wiring diagram for your particular vehicle though. I would recommend looking into the adapters from bBulldog security. You can check if they have one for your vehicle on their webpage. They are supposed to make it pretty much plug and play! Hope that helps you out.
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I haven't done that yet, but in the instruction sheet you will find 'how to' depending on your make & model. On mine, the procedure is to remove a connector & cut a wire.
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Hi Rebecca, you will need a 12mm socket with an extender. Just unbolt the old sensor from the engine block unhook the tie down holding the wire and then unplug it. Fairly easy to do, if you can remove a sparkplug you should easily be able to do this.Karen
2183949
You need to order a 'wire harness' for your specific car. That has the adapter
2181597
For your vehicle you need the wire harneas adapter. This connects to your new radio's harness so it plugs directly into the factory vehicle harness. Also make sure you get a dash bezel kit if you dont have one already since usually stock radios are bigger and odd sized than a single din