I have a ford f150. Will the sensor wires be long enough to reach from the bumper to the cab?
1010076
You don't have to connect from the bumper to the cab .The system is wireless .You'd have to connect the sensors with the lights in the bumper and the display inside the cabin. It;d work in your F150
1432355
Installed mine on a chevy crew cab and mounted controll box under hood. The only wires that were not too short were the ones for the front head lights and one of them were close. The wires for the back were pieced under driver seat, way short. I'd say they would be to short for you as well.
2054068
It's pretty straightforward. I installed this unit in an f150. Remove the license plate and run the wire behind it and along the chassi follow other wires that lead to the engine compartment. From the engine bay, on the firewall there will be a grommet with other factory wires running into the cab. Route your wire behind the dash and up to the stero. There's reall no trick to doing all this. Just take your time and make sure to use wire ties to secure the wire every foot or so.
1808599
It will fit perfectly. The sensor holes are for the truck that has the back up sensors in the bumper, I think its the limited. if your bumper does not have the holes in it you don't need the one with sensor holes.
982049
I don't think so.My truck,2002 Chevy,doesn't have a sensor either,but the part fit's perfect.
1392734
I shouldn't think so, sensors should be located behind the grill and not on the bumper. So i really don't think it should be an issue.
1144021
I install this unit on a 2002 f-150 standard cab. I mounted the module to the underside of the bed , I was concerned about the weather so after all the hook ups I covered the module with weather proof putty. you can pick it up at any RV sales.I tapped into the reverse backup light on the rear right taillight assy .Mounted the sensor on top of steering wheel and ran the wire to the rear of truck and connected it to module.So far all is well
660665
My pickup is a 2010 F-150 Platinum Super Crew...it doesn't have front bumper sensors on it so I'm not able to answer your question. Sorry.
1466601
You should be able to use the factory sensor, but we always recommend purchasing a new probe to be on the safe side.
1466600
I use the factory sensors in my 15' 3500.Just remember those sensors are futher down stream before and after the DEF. If you plan on using any setting over the tow mode you might want to install a probe into the passenger side exhaust manifold.
935552
This sensor will work in all four positions of that car. The sensors and wire connectors are all the same. The only difference in part numbers is the wire length. This one is 15 inches wire length. Be sure to tie up excess wire.
1725449
Long enough to make the correct connections if you have selected the correct sensor for your application. AMAZON offers charts for correct application for a specifi vehicle. If you use the chart you will select the correct sensor. I have purchased three sensors through AMAZON. Front and Rear for my 2000 Toyota CAMRY V6 and the sensor for my 2003 Toyota Tocoma V6.Walt Ramsey
1144023
the truck body may be a little long. the sensor wires are about 6-7feet long and the module needs to be wired to the reverse light circuit power wire. the power supply wire that was sent with the kit was only about 30 inches, so I ran another power wire to extend it and just screwed a self tapping screw into the interior body for the ground wire(black)
716747
I had this installed on a Mini Cooper S. The installer had to weld it to the exhaust as close to the Cat as possible, as heat can destroy the O sensor (force injected, supercharged, car). On my car that was about 4" from where the exhaust pipes comes together and 2" before the CAT. I definitely needed the longer sensor cable that came with this kit.
548504
Should work fine, but be aware that the device has two components which need to be mounted at differing heights - the sensor at bumper height, and the signal lights box where it can be easily seen by the driver. The cable connecting the two components stretches only 4 feet, but seems to be an ordinary telephone cable, so you could probably buy a longer one if needed.
1516001
I have a 2010 and the bumper worked for me really great ,mine didn't have sensor holes .
1126890
you might have the sensor to close to the engine...i put mine on the grill of my truck and it stays accurate...