Gap between lights and windshield so I get blue lights on the dashboard---is there a better way to mount the lights? Bill
1464886
I have the Same issue with mine although I dont get lights on the dash it still works very well just if you velcro it to the top of your dash cause that's what I've done but in all there's nothing you can really do unless you get one custom made to fit your vehicle but it is a very good and trusting product
1464887
There shouldn't be a gap big enough unless you mounted the bracket upside down/backwards. It can happen, just check.
1468123
Good evening friend, got these sets of LEDs for my Corolla Altis 2013 version and was top ... I even swapped glove door, you are breaking, trunk and roof of the difference was striking to get better without the originality of the vehicle. Recommend!
1667220
Sally, there's a very simple answer. When the Polarized visor is mounted as instructed, it's on the bottom of the car visor. Pull it down from the car visor just about half-way, and then push the car visor all way forward towards the windshield (if the polarized visor was still folded up, it would actually be on top of the car visor). Then just adjust the polarized visor to your correct height by tilting it towards you or lowering the car visor a bit. There won't be any gap.
353550
That would be a horrible position to mount this type of fog light. The beam pattern would pretty much get lost that high up, and all you'd accomplish would be to dazzle other drivers. Fog lights should be mounted as close to the ground as possible. They have a very flat beam with a sharp cutoff, designed to get under the fog layer (there's usually a clear layer of air between the road surface and the fog) and illuminate the road without reflecting back in your eyes.
1593830
Sounds like you may be stacking them together and putting both in this dash kit. I'd guess that if both of them stacked together is equal to or less than the size of a double din radio then you should be good. However, you'll have to MacGyver something to hold them together in the dash and keep them from falling out of the hole.
1600707
no you can not, the small supports they give you for the lights, stick up to far....take care!
2178695
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
2278963
I thought the same thing but i realized there was a blue sticker over the light. Try taking the sticker off and it should work
577835
Yes. There is a small gap and the fit is not perfect. I would mention that the gap is hardly noticeable and the headlights look great. They plug right into what is already there.
1788766
Most likely not both sides of the limo, you're able to add more lights but idk if you would be able to add that many lights, I would contact the company
1211737
With the way I have it set up in my car if you are outside the car looking into it you cannot see the blue flashing lights, there is plastic covering over the back of them so the blue only flashes on the inside of the car
1422732
I wound up cutting the metal brackets to remove the lights. I then mounted the individual light segments in my grill and inside my back window with heavy duty double faced tape. Ran a wire to the battery and mounted the control next to the driver's seat. I had to extend the wire to the rear lights and I just used lamp cord for that.
1566805
If my memory serves, its been a year, there are 2 pairs of light pairs.... if you are speaking about the pair that look like the light in the bottom left of of the main picture here on amazon, I used those in the overhead 'map light' console at the front of the cab. According to the description there is another pair of LED's and those are for the license plate. Map Lights - 2 Pieces, Dome/Cabin - 3 Pieces, License Plates - 2 Pieces, Door lights - 4 pieces
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buy a relay kit, don't skimp on this part of the system, look for a heavy duty relay kit and make sure the wires will reach all the way across from left to right of your truck. I would have suggested you get an led kit instead, but hid is good too
1404088
I did. The new lights kind of mount crooked in the OEM mounts. They fit straight in the new ones.
1760039
I have the same issue. These lights can't adjust. I am going to install fog lights with a beam effect to also give me some distance in front of the car. That's also an issue not having lights more that 5-7meters in front of the car.
920952
Hi Tim - I ordered this light bar for my father's bike and it didn't have any collision with the OEM windshield. You shouldn't have any problems with this add-on.I should say, however, that there were 2 roll bars on the sides of the bike that we thought were OEM and did get in the way of the lights. Turns out the bars were aftermarket.Good luck!