Does this require drilling into or thru my vehicle at some point? Want to install on a supercrew F150.
888273
You may have to drill a hole behind the license plate for the wiring to and from from the camera.
888274
It's not necessary. The rear camera and display in the cab communicate via Bluetooth. No wires route from the camera to the unit in the cab. A cable with two wires on the camera connect to a reverse light circuit to either taillight. That's it. If the wiring travels close to the camera along the bumper you can connect right there.In the cab the unit can be connected to a power outlet, fuse box or hot wire in the dash when the ignition is on and off when the ignition is off.
888275
No drilling , the only connection to make is to power the outside camera with power and ground. I used the license plate light to power up the camera. The monitor runs of the cig lighter. Super easy
888276
I drilled a small hole behind the license plate to get wiring into the insde. Filled and sealed with a rubber bushing and silicone.
888277
You don't need to drill a hole as long as you dont mind seeing a little wire.
888278
YES-- you just have close your eyes when you do it--unless you can find another way to access your backup wires---I used an Epoxy putty to pack the hole around the wire---made it absolutely water tight, and really not that visible----hope this helps john b
888279
We did drill a small hole behind the license plate on the Nissan Rogue for the wire from the transmitter to the camera which also supplies the power. We gooped up the hole with sealant and haven't had any problems and of course it's completely hidden from view. If you're mounting it on the license plate down low, you may be able to route the wire from your reverse light wire to the camera. I don't know about your specific application though.
888280
No drilling required on a Jeep Wrangler. Camera wire might need a hole drilled on a F150, but I do not know. Camera wire needs to go from camera (located outside vehicle) to rear tail light (inside vehicle).
888281
If the license plate is mounted in the bumper step you should be able to run the wire behind the bumper to your backup light harness. That's for the camera, then the screen gets mounted in the dash area. You'll need to find a hot wire when the ignition is on. I hooked mine up to the electronic rear view mirror on the windshield. Routed the wires under the edge of the headliner along the windshield.
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When i chose it, amazon asked me questions about my vehicle. I have an 07 supercrew and it worked really well. Also their sight, and google had install videos that showed how it installs. You could check to see if your tailgate inside looks similar. It takes about five minutes to take the tailgate cover screws off. Then you can compare.
1703431
Yes, 5 minute install. Just make sure you select the right package based on your truck
1927100
It attaches directly to the frame in 4 places with NO cutting or drilling. If you want to put your air dam back on you have to cut tiny slits in two places of the rubber to allow for the bottom of the grille guard. Took me about an hour to install on my 2011 F-150.
1087053
No. Mounting kit is another purchase. Shouldn't require any drilling. Uses existing holes available on vehicle.
2115953
If you want it bolted down, yes it does require you to drill holes in the console. It does fit very well so if you do not want to drill the holes you could possibly just set it in the hole in the rear of the console.
2090532
It's an universal kit so drilling and bolting or welding of brackets to frame. My ,f250 took me a few hours to weld in place. My Chevy 1/2 was all day due to lack of room.
2146380
No drilling at all. I have installed these on both of my trucks and about a dozen for friends. Follow the directions and it takes about 15 minutes. Great accessory.
1203103
You have to drill holes in the frame in order to bolt them to truck. Watch out for fuel lines while drilling.
679133
No drilling required but you may need to do some underpanel trimming. Here is the link to the instruction sheet:https://www.curtmfg.com/masterlibrary/13105/installsheet/CM_13105_INS.PDFHope this helps!
679134
No drilling required but you may need to do some underpanel trimming. Here is the link to the instruction sheet: https://www.curtmfg.com/masterlibrary/13105/installsheet/CM_13105_INS.PDF Hope this helps!
1264228
This Receiver mounts directly to the factory bumper using the existing holes. No brackets or drilling. Simply slide it under, align the holes and feed the bolts through. Hope you have skinny fingers as theres not much room for the nuts between the steel bumper and the outer plastic bumper shell.
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No there is no drilling required for mounting the actual hitch but you might have to enlarge a lower hole in the unibody area in order to fit the nuts up into the inside of the unibody frame area in order to mount the hitch. I had to jack the hitch up with a floor jack just to get the last bolt on the right side. Also make sure the read the instructions and insert the spacers correctly between the mount and the frame on the correct side which if I remember correctly it was the passenger side. Other than that the hitch fit nice and all went as planned.
653326
Yes I did drill and hole for it.. works great and saved me $300 In installation costs alone..
2525
no drilling, fits right in slots under the cab. yes, a socket wrench is all you need.
677453
I couldn't say for sure, but the mounting location should be the same as the F250/F350 Super Duties of the same generation. This kit mounted right up on my 2000 F350 with no drilling in the frame needed.
1603368
It is your choice where to install. There are no pre-drilled holes. Mine was outed on the trailer tongue.