How do you guys wire this inside the vehicle? Just run it through one of the doors?
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I ran mine into trunk and through the pass-through...then down to floor and between the two front seats.
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I have a truck and ran the wire thou the back sider window and along the floor.
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Just run it inside the door frame, and without pinching it. Hooke it back up and your ready to go
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I connected to the radio power wire. That way it works for a few minutes even after the key is turned off. Every vehicle is different of course. If you do go to the battery direct, be sure to put fuse coupler in next to battery. I have had mine installed for over a year and so far works great.
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Depends on what your installing it in... For a car you will have to extend the wires to reach an open area in your fuse box in which you can get power and ground run. Otherwise tie it into your existing 12v outlet because that unit is already fused. Or run it directly to your battery but make sure you have a 10-20 amp fuse in-line somewhere accessible. A volt meter and/or 12v light probe is a must for this installation. If you don't feel your qualified then have someone you trust or a mechanic do it.
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Well i dont know where you can get it done. Usually a place that installs radios or window tint will install them. I have a 97 mustang and it doesnt have a door light either but it has wires that go to the knob that sticks out when you open the door. The same knob that triggers the car to ding and the dome light to turn on when you open the door. I just wired mine into them! All you have to do is take the door panel off and you should see the wires. That way when you open the door the light turns on and when you shut it, it turns off.
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You can wire it directly to it. That's how I did mine and haven't had any issues.
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you dont need to wire them in they will be on as long as they are plugged in. there is no reason to wire into your vehicle... but if you rlly want to u can take your cigerete liter or 12 volt car plug and patch it into the positive wire inside the dash or whatever its in and run it like that.. your best bet is too leave it the way it is
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It was very easy to install. Just attach lights (we used zip ties), attach control box with velcro or screws. Lastly you have one wire from control box to ground and another to your cars fuse box - find a fuse that is controlled by when the key is turned on to prevent running down battery.
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Thanks for the answer, buddy!I tried just wiring the "rear center" into "rear right + & -" but haven't found out if it works (was going to test tonight). Your first method is to wire "rear center" wires into "rear left +" and "rear right -", right?
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Mount under or on rear of vehicle. Connect pne wire from unit to wire which feeds backup lights. (Do not cut vehicle wire, use splice connector to connect - I also suggest wrapping splice with electrical tape) Connect other wire from unit to chassis ground (almost any metal part of the vehicle). If done correctly unit will automatically sound whenever vehicle is shifted into reverse while the motor is running. NOTE: Have a second person stand to side behind vehicle to observe - DO NOT stand behind vehicle for safety reasons. A 12v probe (looks like an ice pick with a wire out of the handle) will help you find the "reverse" or backup lighting wire. AGAIN! Be safe! Mount under or on rear of vehicle. Connect pne wire from unit to wire which feeds backup lights. (Do not cut vehicle wire, use splice connector to connect - I also suggest wrapping splice with electrical tape) Connect other wire from unit to chassis ground (almost any metal part of the vehicle). If done correctly unit will automatically sound whenever vehicle is shifted into reverse while the motor is running. NOTE: Have a second person stand to side behind vehicle to observe - DO NOT stand behind vehicle for safety reasons. A 12v probe (looks like an ice pick with a wire out of the handle)... » Read More Mount under or on rear of vehicle. Connect pne wire from unit to wire which feeds backup lights. (Do not cut vehicle wire, use splice connector to connect - I also suggest wrapping splice with electrical tape) Connect other wire from unit to chassis ground (almost any metal part of the vehicle). If done correctly unit will automatically sound whenever vehicle is shifted into reverse while the motor is running. NOTE: Have a second person stand to side behind vehicle to observe - DO NOT stand behind vehicle for safety reasons. A 12v probe (looks like an ice pick with a wire out of the handle) will help you find the "reverse" or backup lighting wire. AGAIN! Be safe! « Show Less
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Open the rear door, remove the batteries and spray a dry silicone or WD-40 in the switch or connectors and work back and forth.. Dry ALL well...insert batteries
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I have mine ran through the factory dash switch. You could run it directly to a 12 volt battery, but I strongly encourage putting an inline fuse in.
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This has to be hard wired into you vehicle through a 12 volt wire. It requires you to cut your headliner, as do any of the roof mount systems you will look at. If you don't know what your doing I would have a professional install one for you, depending on the vehicle year make and model it can be fairly easy to very tricky.
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Its is all wired in to the Battery Power. A wire is run through the firewall of the car to a switch that comes with the LED kit
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No wiring, it's a plug-in unit. It's intended to be inserted into an existing (and pre-wired) 7-way receptacle housing already on the vehicle //greg//
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http://blog.keylessentryremotefob.com/2014/01/1996-ford-f250-key-fob-programming.html?m=1 You need a small piece of wire. Looks like a wire harness plug in, jump the terminal with each end of the wire in each port then follow the direction in the link
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just plug it in to the factory harness.but if you do hard wire it use the fuse.
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Check it will fit in the license bracket area carefully. One drilled hole behind the plate if necessary is all you will need for the wires. Should be able to get to the power and reverse light wires and then run the buzzer wire into the trunk through a grommet hole. Should take one drilled hole or less.