I can't see my hood from inside the vehicle, will the laser work using only a dot on the dashboard and as guide?
1017032
Absolutely, you pick a point that you can see in your vehicle and point the laser at it. Simply drive in next time and place your car where the predetermined laser spot was and you are perfectly parked every time .
1017033
Yes it works by hitting a spot on your dashboard but it's not as easy as seeing it come up your hood. On my Suzuki Grand Vitara I have about 2 to 3 feet on the hood to guide the laser to the winshield washer. But on my Subaru Crosstrek I can't see it till it hits the dashboard which only gives me about a foot to guide it. With the Suzuki I hit it every time but with the Subaru I have to see where it is than try again until I get it right.
1017034
Yes. I found that pointing the dot on the dashboard to be better than the hood. There is minimal refracting of the laser light and remains a solid dot. Unless you have a red laser dot colored dash, you're in good shape.
1017035
I cannot recommend that u purchase this product. My purchase was defective and failed to work right out of the box. Cheaply made - not worth it and wasted my money.
1042903
If you have the knob in the on position, and you have the batteries in correctly, then yes, you'll see it just like a laser pointer. Look in and see if you can see a red glow without pointing it into you eye of course. If you see a red glow inside, but no laser pointing out, try adjusting the beam, it may be way off and pointing at the inside of itself. If all of the above is ok, and you don't see a red glow inside, then it is most likely defective.
1099802
Play around with how much you attach hood. If you push it all the way down or have it to far up the lights won't engage. Make sure the black light bar is above water not in water. Look inside you will see how the connection is made.
701370
I ran the wires down the A pillar, underneath the weather stripping along the windshield then under the hood and in through the firewall. Worked just fine for me. If you google it you will find good pics.
1679237
Lock your bolt back and slide laser into your chamber hope you have better luck with this item than I did, this laser is under size
614075
Sorry, not sure about this car. You can look for this port under the dash(close to steering wheel). Sometimes this port can be in plane view & sometimes its out of sight. This device is VERY easy to install. There is a faint LED light at the end of this device. I used a piece of black tape to cover & it was not noticable.
1286551
You can measure any distance inside or outside as long as the laser hits a solid object. I measured to my ceiling just for fun and it worked great. So accurate it can distinguish the bumps from my textured ceiling.
665286
I believe there are wires under the dash to connect it to. You will need two connect two wires under the hood. I think trailer.com had good directions.
1644263
I would agree. Apparently the module is bad on ours as well so this really had no effect. It's only for bypassing the sensor. I doubt a sensor would cause your light to stay if the car is starting like normal.
518780
It's basic stuff xD basically all you gotta do is pop the hood up, unscrew all the screws that's holding the headlights down then unscrew your front bumper just enough so you can pull the bumper back a bit and pull the headlights out. Don't pay the dealership to take them out for you because that's just a really big waste of money. I have had these headlights for a year or so now and I somewhat regret buying them. The halo rings aren't LED so they aren't visible during the daytime and after a while, the plastic on the headlights starts to peel. I've kept my car in top notch condition and yeeah, after about a year, the headlights are starting to wear out. Good luck with the installation if you do decide to get these lights! Feel free to email me at bobbiex714@live.com if you need anymore help.
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.
76993
I put IT TO the fuse box to the key when you turn it on the light come on, they become running lights it works for me, look good try it, put it to the fuse box inside the car, not the one under the hood ok. this will work, it work for me. I HOPE THIS WILL HELP YOU, (HAVE A BLESS DAY )
280130
I am not sure since I took off the Laser Max and installed a Crimson Trace. No problems with that one!
1270535
Get an HID conversion kit. That should help with you lows unfortunately it won't help you high beam.
715382
usually a "drop light" is used for this application, not these hot things. a much cheaper alternative and brighter light would be to temporally hang a 4' fluorescent fixture above your block and adjust chain or rope to nestle it right against the underside of the hood if it's still on the car.
1264518
It is not hard if a sharp laser blade is used, however, it is quite difficult to cut it out neatly. The other "big" problem is that, it seems that your bumper does not have any support to screw the fog lights into it. The bumpers which, have already the hole by the factory, would have the screw holes.
1152233
There is a sensor wire that has to be attached to one of your headlight circuits. Read the instructions again and you'll see where it is. In my Infiniti I took the wire back to the circuit panel and inserted it in the power side for the headlights. If you have easy access to the back of your headlights, you can use their wiring method, either way you have to make sure you are on the + side and not the ground side. Works great.