Is it possible to install this in front of the car ?
1667367
You can install in the front and it would be helpful when parking, but it needs a power source. You could wire it to your ignition switch through a separate toggle or momentary contact switch. However, given the complexity of modern automobile electrical systems you might need to have a professional do it. I recommend a momentary contact switch so that it is disconnected when not needed. Buzzer placement might also be a problem since it is not long enough to place it outside the engine compartment without an extension and probably would be inaudible inside the engine comparment.
1667368
You could install it on the front of the car but it only has a range of about 6 feet. The power for it comes from the back up light wire that you splice into. You would have to have a way to turn it off and on if you install it in the front.
1667369
yes. I installed it at the back. Power supply connected to the reverse light.
1667370
it would mount on the front bracket but it was made to wire into the reverse light. I am not sure what you would wire it into to activate it. Plus, it would need to have extensions to make the wires longer. But with a little ingenuity, I think it could be done. Mine still works fine BTW after all this time.
1344381
Yes, there is a "built-in trim kit" to use if you want it built in. maybe you can look up the information on installing it this way.
1647638
Yea you can. It'll be a little bit difficult if you do it on the front bumper.
685945
Yes it is possible, however to start with you will need a full sized receiver hitch... If it's a compact car/4 cyl, I would not recommend it. However if you are determined to do this with at least a mid sized car, you will also need to equip the vehicle with helper/overload springs on the back.
482069
I don't think so. I put a small piece of foam between it and the dash for support. Works well for me.
220414
You could if you make you own mount some where if you could find a spot under the car not to sure I know there is very little room under them things. I'd just put them on the roof I I were you
394724
It is not setup for the car. You would have to modify it for the car and spend more money than buying one designed specifically for the car.
1222373
Depends on how professional you are as a DIYer. There are things you can do during the installation procedure which will render your vehicle useless if you're not careful. If you have a solid foundation of knowledge in automotive electronics (as in just knowing what's what in a car when you're pulling it apart and intercepting existing wires), then you can do it yourself like I did. But if this is new territory for you, I would suggest you have a professional do it for you.
154018
I think this can be done. Another option would be to mount it onto the face of the existing back board.
283368
If your intention is placing this item inside a car, yes, you can!I place this item inside my car, behind de dahsboard, Combo TV Tuner has serveral holes for this purpose.
1892406
possibly-I think it depends on the car-it is not that easy to install in my Subaru Outback so I try not to have to move it much. Plus it is pretty heavy and awkward but I think most of them are that way
1385539
I would recommend installing it "inside" the rear bumper, under the vehicle facing backwards. It does not need to be visible, but do take care that it is not in a place where dirt and water can be pushed directly into the speaker.
1812900
I believe you can! There is a hole that does not go all the way through the back, seems like something would hitch there.
727452
I am not 100% sure but fairly certain it can be done if the built in remote in the car support security plus or security 2 feature.
431076
Not sure. The fan at the back needs clearance so you might not be able to install that way
1966328
From looking at it I don't think you can. The hanging rails fit into the sides and I don't see any way you could install them any other way.
1062714
you can if you get to the back terminals but the idea is that it's mounted to a secure surface in which you don't have access to the underside. such as through a fiberglass panel, steel plate, auto grill, etc.