What if the outside plate has no screws and is a clip on type plate, will it still work?
1974958
I would not try it; you probably will have to replace the ones you currently have.
1974959
It did not work for my clip on plates. The added bulk made it impossible to put the plate back on securely, so it would not stay on at all, or at best, would come off if you tried to unplug something from the outlet. I wound up buying a dozen new plastic screw-on plates (they're only 60 cents at Wal-Mart), but that means it'll take that much longer for them to pay for themselves.
622319
No, unfortunately the plate does not unscrew. If that's a problem, you'd probably need to get something like a RAM-B-237U instead, which is essentially the same assembly but terminates with a plate-free camera mount. In my case, I needed the flexibility of both, so I got the RAM-B-166-202AU and then purchased a RAM-B-237U separately. That means that I can swap out the last piece for whatever situation I find myself in... with the plate, for when I'm using my dSLR or camcorder, or without, when I'm using a point-and-shoot or a GoPro.
774541
Won't work; the mating plate that bolts to your tv is held in the mount by gravity and would fall out.
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.
1608680
I bought the plate because I had a different bumper. Not sure if you would need one not familiar with that bumper. Sorry couldn't be more helpful.
1291977
As long as there is a screw in the middle of the plate. That is how it hooks on
596015
I worked in mine but it does not have the clip. still works fine. just will not lock in.
1129733
That is exactly what I did. It wasn't an exact fit at first, but with a little work it fits fine now(don't change out your existing plate). I didn't have to re-drill or cut anything.
367310
Ditto on JD's answer. I installed without the deck plate and it looks/works great.
519361
I would think so, you have to drill your own mounting holes, as this is a blank plate. I used my base plate from my Ryobi as a guide for drilling the holes in my insert plate. Just really pay attention to which way you have the base plate when you drill the holes. Mine worked out very well, and I am very happy with it.
1417999
It works with a patented, tension clip. No screws. No drilling. Easy on and easy off in seconds. Here is a video from the manufacturer.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q3DfAbh2opM
1791350
You can mount it directly on the plate, but I don't recommend that method. The free quick release plate will be good enough or you can use your own.
855629
No, you don't have to buy a separate screw. That plate has a screw attached to it.
1457679
It should work fine, except for very small screws. You may need a set of hex load phillips and standard tools though.
949410
I wouldn't know, replaced it already. Back plate wasn't glued down and had sharp edge(s).
1423875
Not unless you can use a left hand clip; you still might have a problem with the mounting bolt.
126535
I have not had this happen. The clip is a metal clip and I can see if it was not firmly attached by the consumer the potential for this type of mishap is possible. Once the system is engaged properly I don't think it is about to come undone.