Curious if this will be an issue to see your brake Lights and does anyone use this for a SUV. I have a Yukon
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We use this with a Subaru Forrester and it does not cover the tail lights at all.
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Used this product and love it. We got a luggage bag to put our suit cases in and then place them onto the carrier. Our brake lights are up high and there is no visibility problem with them, but when luggage is on the carrier it blocks our license plate. We have used it several times and, as of yet, have not been stopped.
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I own an Acura MDX...it sits below the rear lights and will depend on how much you plan to stack on it.
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Should be no problem; sits lower. I use it on Jeep Cherokee Sport....take your time putting together; don't tighten bolts until all is lined up.. hope this helps
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We have a pilot and staked 2 very large ice chests on it and it did not interfere with break light visibility for others. It's not THAT wide
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Brake lights are separate thing if you're talking ALL the way around of course. I'm sure you realize this but just to be clear. 1st (qty1) of this item does all four lenses ON 01 Chevy suburban
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I would imagine in part it depends on the size of your dashboard. If you are driving a Fiat it would certainly be noticeable but if you are driving the typical SUV then it's not a problem.
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Depends on your use, if your vehicle uses the same light for both turn and brake it will work as both. In my application I need two of these on each side, one for brake and one for turn. they each have a low (marker, running light) and a high (turn or brake) setting.
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I don't believe it will. I installed mine in a yukon xl and it doesn't show. I don't think a different vehicle will change that - it's the way it's installed - over-riding the xm that makes it not work. I really like it otherwise... easy to install and super simple to use.
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I don't know about the Yukon, but it was horrible in my 2012 Camaro. I ended up replacing the head unit and hooking the amps up the correct way. I would highly advise against this product.
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It works with the stock brake light. In the picture the part in the middle that sticks up is where the light attaches. It's very easy to install. I think you can download the instructions online.
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Yes you would need to get the proper post attachments . I installed it on my 2004 Yukon no problem .
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I would say yes, logically you could. Personally I don't like the idea because if something goes wrong with the unit it would affect all of the brake lights. That being said I have never had a problem with my unit. It seems very reliable and mine has been installed for over a year so far on my high mount brake light.
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I searched my records but could no longer find the codes for my 'check engine' light. I had a review on Amazon which has more details than I can remember. I did have an Accord ULEV and it was fixed by this sensor. However, please check with Amazon. Maybe they would allow a return if it is not right. The first part I ordered from another site did not fit and they allowed me to return.
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I'm sorry, not sure what your SUV looks like. My daughter can see OK out the window, but I drive a Hyundai Sonata. So it might be OK!
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I haven't noticed this. I find that taillight to be the best I have ever used. Drivers tell me they can see me from well over half a mile away.
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If it isn't auto dimming then there probably isn't power at the mirror. It's no big deal though, just tuck your power wire under the headliner to the A pillar and down to the area below the dash on the driver's side. Next, it's just a matter of locating a power source that turns on and off with the ignition and tapping into it. Escort makes a hardwire kit that is plenty long enough and I believe has everything necessary to wire into the fuse box. It also has a mute button and indicator leds built in. It should fit if there is fairly decent space between your mirror and windshield.
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Go into the settings mode and it gives the option for the LED lights there. Once est they some on Auto as required. Only problem is it does, depending on vehicle installed in, cause reflection off the inside windshield causing picture quality to become more difficult to see detail. This was my experience, however, it may be different in your vehicle, mine is in a Ford F250 truck.
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Hi,Thanks for the question if the vehicle already has an auto dimming mirror, orhas a harness that has power then this will work, you should test your vehicle to check before confirming the order.Thanksautopartsotys
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Mine turned out awesome. Love the clear. But be aware, some inspection states require reflective tail lights (DOT reflectors) these have no reflective properties so a small stick on reflector may be necessary. Write up & wiring is easily available on most vehicle forums. Assuming Wrangler, go here:http://www.jeepforum.com/forum/f12/how-detailed-4-led-flush-mount-tail-lights-976895/
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Jose, return it for a new one. That is exactly what happened to me. The second light works great! I have a chev silverado and I put the light under the license plate in front. Looks and works great!