Are these wired searately and removable where I could put them in the windshield pillar instead?
857542
These gauges are mechanical and although you can separate them, you would be better off using the electrical version for a pillar mount
857543
the only thing with an electrical wire is the volt meter and the lights for the gauges. the lights are removable from the gauges and you can wire them separate or together
1176619
The only wires in my glove box are for the iPhone/iPod connection. You can wrap those anyway you want but for me it was letting them go in the glove box. However, I hardly use it since I play most my music off the memory card. The extra GPS wires I have wrapped behind the glove box. I hope this helps answer your question. Rich
221240
You should be able to put them against the glass and push down and slide back at same time... first time on my car was tight
225211
no. While you can use them, you can also untwist the plugs and insert a wire. First you have to strip the wire back about 1/4 to 1/2".
1481437
They fit on the bolts that hold the cables on the battery terminals. They unplug so that once on, you do not need to remove them to drive.
1101424
These are direct wired & need to be fastened to a wall - they are NOT portable.
943948
I'm not sure. I keep them inside my truck mounted on the top portion of the windshield. I have cleaned them off a few times with a wet rag and they still work, but I'm not sure if they would be ok outside
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Not necessarily. You can install the horns directly to the existing wiring. I did this as I have them on a motorcycle. They might not be as loud in a car though. They should actually be wired to a relay that allows full voltage/amperage to get to the horns and the actuation is via the original horn wiring. By the way, great horns, good sound.
452338
no, well you'll have to mount them on an insulated material and then modify the enclosure. the wires mount on the shaft to the solder terminals
321357
I mounted mine on the bottom of my steering column just below the steering wheel. Out if the way but easy access for muting etc
375605
The speakers are wired in, but they can be removed. The speakers you want to attach though will need to have a thin black and a thin red wire. But yes, that should be possible.
225529
Instruction for how to wire them are included...Where you want to put them is up to you. They do "suggest" locations, but ultimately it's personal preferance. There are Youtube videos to help you out. This is a good product. You won't be disappointed... j.d.
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I would not attempt to do that, although I imagine it's possible. You've got two potential issues 1) visual obstruction and 2) a dangling power/cord.A better solution may be mounting low on the windshield as far left as possible. Another is to by a monitor incorporated rear view mirror.
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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.
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They slide into the hole on the wire post. If you look at the connector, it looks hollow. These go in that hole
589737
I put it at the top of the windshield under the window trim. My windshield has a black trim on it so you could not see it inside or out. I ran the wire up the "A" pillar trim.
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Not without changing wires and getting adapters. They won't adjust manually. They connect to the car computer. Big hassle. I had to send mine back.