Where is the best place in your car to affix it? I don't think I've ever seen one like this in a car! I have a Toyota Camry. Thanks for your help.
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In my opinion, the best place to affix it is where it's most visible and that would be your dash. With the velcro type tape provided, you can easily place it on your dash and move it when driving or during the day. I place it on my dash at night blinking light is not really visible during the daytime. Also, it's cheaply made and it will probably fry the unit if you left it on your dash on a hot day.
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I placed mine on the steering column in my PT Cruiser...it is easy to see the flashing light when you pass the car. I did, however, use a sharpie to black out the off and on switch so it doesn't look quite as phony!!
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We put ours on the dash board - or above the radio. to look like where am alarm might be. they have little self sticky bottom surface
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These are neat little "faux" alarm indicators. I blacked out the on/off with black marker, tore off the thick adhesive backing pad (for a more flush fit that looks like a factory installed, hard wired device), and affixed one to the center radio speaker grill on the dash with a little dab of rubber cement. I leave it on all the time and just replace the battery about once every 3-4 months. They look impressive and work great ... small but prominent. I intend to buy 2 more as they are also easily mounted inside a house/condo window to be turned on when away giving the appearance of a surveillance system. Well worth the minimal cost. Batteries (card of 4 wafer type) can be had for about 5 to 6 bucks which will last at least a year if left on all the time and replaced every 3 months.
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I put mine on the center dash in plain view and the stickers in the windows
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These appear much larger in the picture than they actually are. They are no bigger than a quarter in circumference, so in reality it will fit anywhere you like. It comes with a Velcro adhesive attachment that you peel off on the bottom, so a flat surface works best. Keep in mind that if you place it somewhere that gets a lot of direct sunlight it will eventually glue from the Velcro gets compromised by the heat and melts. It will either no longer stay or get all gooey. The best location would be where it would get the least amount of sun exposure.
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I don't know. I am not a seller of this product I only bought it for my 2001 Camry. not to be rude, but why is this question being directed at me? I don't think I am the best choice for being asked.
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You could wrap the entire length - personally I went as far as the bend in the downpipe. It was beyond the firewall and under the car at that point. I see little reason to go beyond that. Also, note: don't wrap your cats
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The one I have is on the back windshield, on the outside. My last one lasted abt 2 1/2 yrs. Just watch in the winter if your windshield ices up and you go to scrape it. I always left that area alone. :-)
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I found the PERFECT car mounting system for this. I looked EVERYWHERE online, and finally stumbled across a canadian company called PeriPower that makes various mounting solutions. I was able to buy the PeriPower X-Shape Headrest mount new off of ebay (for around $30), and it works perfectly. Ebay was the only place I could find where it was sold - it does ship from Canada, but shipping was pretty fast. It really is a well-made product, and install is a snap!http://www.peripower.com/product_EN.aspx?cid=2&nowp;=10
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yes and I LOVE IT! Plan on putting another one in my sons when we get his car up and running. Also pay to have it put in. I had a friend do it and they didnt do it right. When I had a it gone over and done right OMG it was FANTASTIC! jAM OUT EVERY DAY!!!!
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I think the issue will be more so how much weight can your hood support. I have a newer Camry and a kayak that weighs about 50lbs. When the support pads are in the wrong place it dents the hood. So far the dents have just popped back out when I take off the kayak. I am guessing you will have the same problem with your car. If I had it to do over again I think I would have purchased a detachable roof rack to carry the kayak on.
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I would not recommend this product for that purpose. It would be best to use a silicone based adhesive. If you go to an automotive parts store, they should have a good glue for this application.
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Hi;It is VERY important to have a professional installer instal this kind of item for you, one wrong wire and you can damage not only the item but also components of your car. Naturally we can also not give advice over an email or a forum.Ariya
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back insert as in the car/image background? i dont think it is a big deal, probably a mistake at the assembly line they did not catch it going in upside down
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All you should need is something to fill the gap, and maybe a few screws. My Camry has a double-DIN slot, but came with a single-DIN radio and a tray to fill the extra space. You should be able to find a tray or cover plate for a few dollars.
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I'm not sure if this is the best option. It is hard to say without seeing your car and your dogs, but I am having trouble picturing it. You could try it, and send it back if it doesn't work out. Seems like there would be something else that could work better.
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Totally weird, sounds like you've done all the right things...tried a razor blade yet? Sounds like it is impregnated into the glass, the way auto windshields have an 8 inch runner of tint across the top. I still don't think the adhesive remover has any value...have you tried goof off or OOPs? Since I can't picture it, I guess if it didn't look to weird you could put the film right over the top & hope it doesn't look bizarre. Sorry that's all I got
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See my review. View all of the reviews and search for the keyword "windshield," a friend and I went to a car junkyard a few months ago with his tactical pen and we tried busting out of a Toyota Camry with this. I use the word windshield a lot in the review so you should be able to find it.
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Assuming you mean from your car, it should have come with metal pins you stick on both sides of the radio to pull it out. If you're like me and you lost them, you can buy some from RadioShack or Best Buy, or use a metal coat hangar or even keys. I used my keys. Just be careful not to pull too hard. Take off the face and the plastic frame. Start using your fingers to inch it out if you can. If not, take a metal coat hangar or key and slide it out little by little, side by side. It worked for me, no scratches or anything.
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The best way is to take off an old one from your door panel and compare it to these on this site. It is a great clip and was easy to affix to the car.
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Notice the description. "tail light assembly- passenger side. Notice your description. . " The picture shown is for the driver side lens cover. ." Ughh NO plus its not my picture. And u said, " your description is for the passenger side. . I need the passenger side" What? Doesnt make sense. Suggestion. Take picture to your vehicle matchit to your car and poof. .you gain clarity. : )