Is it possible to paint the sensors to match the vehicule color w/o affecting the sensitivity ??
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yes. A friend of mine painted his and it looked good and worked fine. One advice is not to give it too many coats of paint .
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Look up you vehicle color code for the wires they will match and if you search around I'm sure you can find the diagram for this
410751
Check with you local tire dealer. Most dealers have the equipment to program the sensors. My dealer installed and programed them for me at no charge - but then I buy a lot of tires from him!!
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Check inside your driver's side door. There should be a label with the exact name of your paint color. Be wary of perfect matches from Amazon. I had a lot of trouble twice.
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The color changes easily. The rx2 and rx2n are very different gauges. I suggest going to the webpage.
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The sensors come with various plastic 'filter - shields' to be inserted to control the pattern area to which they respond. I gave up on these years ago as a lot of screwing around with them was a drill in futility. I use the sensors as-is. I think if you fashioned a filter shield to severely attenuate the signal, this might be accomplished, To wit: screen wire or cheesecloth.
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My 2000 mustang had grey interior and I used them black, kinda added a little character to my stang. I wouldn't recommend painting them because I'm not sure how it would turn out but if your set on painting them I suppose it could be worth a shot.
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You should be able to get it in all black. If it's all sold out (the all black) then it shouldn't be too hard to repaint the grille front black.
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Yes you can. Be advised I do not recommend this system. Short battery life, less than 1 year, which requires you to purchase new sensors plus the cost of remounting your tires. Zero customer support. Contacted Orange Electronics regarding warranty repair, never responded. Can not recommend based upon my experience purchasing two sets that do not work.
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Hi Jessica, We have this in ready-to-paint black that can be painted to match the color of your car. Thanks
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Yes, you just have to do the usual programming it into the lineup or your other sensors.
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Paint should not be an issue. Keep in mind however that the door sensor operates with one magnet and one metal plate. So if the spray paint contains any magnetic materials, your sensor will not operate properly. My suggestion would be to take the top cover off and spray paint just the cover so as not to damage the I tee all components.
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The sensors will not work. I have them on a 2012 cc and they are the wrong frequency.
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Check with the seller or if you are able to contact the dealer where you purchased the vehicle they would the kind of headlights the car has.
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I don't know yet. I just received the sensors this week and will take them to Subaru this coming week. When I asked Subaru they said they couldn't tell me if these sensors would work until they actually install them and try to link to my system. If you want to ask again in 5 days, I'd be glad to let you know how it all worked out. By the way, my local Les Schwab has refused to install them saying they do not have access to the codes.
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You should be able to adjust the contrast in the settings change color and brightness if that don't work hole edge support and they are awesome to deal with and are very helpful I have one of there products on five vehicles now
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Yes... My car has Orange lighting and I have set it to match the interior. Red is also doable and anything in between.