Are you guys mounting this straight onto the headliner or are you screwing into some metal cross member in the roof? Ive got an 04 Yukon.
1945824
Yes I installed it by screwing into the cross member in the roof, be careful not to go though the top of your car
393404
I have the 2015 JGC and there are roof mounted rails attached directly to the roof. In the top of the factory rail there is a slot that allows for the cross bars to clamp into place. The cross rails have 2 screws beneath the rubber top surface. The outermost screw is the one that operated the clamps and the innermost attached the cross rail to the bracket. The cross rails rest about 3" above the roof and the cross rails when put in place properly are dead quiet. Hope this helps.
1746351
The only issue I had with this, was the screws on each of the sides. At first they would hit my factory roof rack bars when I would go over a bump. I placed a small piece of electrical tape over the screw and the problem was solved. The item may be wider than your factory rack so you may not have that issue.
337117
My radio is flush mounted but with the bracket that comes with the radio to install on top of a console or something is much easier to remove and install. One minute to remove/install.
363212
Hay buddy, I installed into a Kawasaki concourse. Originally installed on stock mount between radiator and front tire. The horn is big so that didn't work which ment I needed to relocate under the plastics and fabercate my own mount. I spent a rediculus amount of time tinkering but, like messing with my bike. Hay man I say go for it. Given enough time and imagination you can make anything work. I needed the extension cable to "Y" connect it from my battery and original horn cable, so be sure to get one of those. The horn itself is loud and much improved over the stock one. Good luck!
1114403
I just got my 2015 JKU Hard Rock edition and it also has the power dome hood, so I'm thinking these are not going to fit correctly. Any thoughts?
1555826
I have a 2009 Wrangler Unlimited 4 door. Had no issues with the soft top hitting the bar. It may rub a bit on the lights depending on which lights you put on it. Mine just hits the wiring harness a bit. That said, this is a great bar. Super strong.
1284373
Yes but the wiring is involved as you have to use the dome light wires after removing the light then use the headliner ribs to mount and u have to make a 1/4 inch wood block to mount the unit to after mounting the block to the headliner metal supports .
1216276
That seems like a bad idea. I'd mount that inside the trunk, under the hood, or at least away from your exhaust.
1618627
Mine just slid right in. sounds like your bracket is slightly bent or something.
1633684
The Trucker Antenna is "top loaded" or has what used to be called a "beer can" on it, to help tune the antenna, a little bulky and maybe prone to damage. To choose the best ask: Are you willing to cut a hole in the roof? If so I would recommend an NMO mount and antenna - these will give a solid, permanent install. I suggest this because an RV tends to find branches once in awhile and the NMO mounted won't get "swept" off the roof like a magnetic mount, and all your wiring is protected inside the body of the RV.
497550
did you align it straight? tilting works but it must be straight. I also had a factory tow package and just had to plug it all in. if you had to add wires,(other than a extension) you might look there.
1834071
Look at your headlights pop your hood you should still have the exact same design only the newer ford's change it. Mine was a 05 so if yours is the same as those then yeah your food to go easy as hell to mount wiring a little trickier get a professional if you know nothing about it, I hooked mine up to my fog lights so the halo lights only turn on when I turn on my fog lights at night saves the halos from getting burnt out
1042782
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.
699263
I've had this on for a year without issue. Had one on a previous model too. You have to take your truck for alignment as soon as you install
1716843
I have these in my map lights and both dome lights in my '94 4Runner and I love them, they were a little tight fitting though. I had to spread the contacts a bit. I tried in the door but it wasn't the same. If it was me I would guess yes to the dome light but no to the door lights. Look at the ones you have now or go online that'll be the safest bet.
339251
What do you mean? When mounted in the ceiling, it is mounted on the I-beam, flush with the beam. Not sure what you mean, you would need some kind of exhaust otherwise what's the point.