Does anyone know how you install these in an EZ GO TXT cart? Do I have to cut a hole in the dash?
577468
For best results; yes. One important reason is to hide and isolate the wires from getting shorted. Shorting across 48 volt wiring can lead to lots of smoke and melted stuff. you can build a bracket to mount on top of the dash, but it too, needs to be enclosed.
577469
yes, this would be the best way. A Dremel tool is the best way to do this. Most dashes can be removed away from the front panel far enough to route the wiring and connect to the switch. once this is done, it is fairly easy to wire the indicator to the switch. If you don`t have a Dremel tool kit, thenyou would have to drill 4 corner holes and hand saw with a Jigsaw or a Jigsaw blade and a pair of vise grips. Just make sure you can get to all of the wiring to hook it up. Once the hole is made, it is easy to mount it with the two screw holes and small metal screws.
577470
Since this is not a factory replacement gauge you will have to make the mounting hole and wire it yourself. It's well worth the effort to know your batteries' reserve.
1082719
I have an 05 Tacoma, and did just that! Probably just about the same. I did not cut any plastic backing, but rather after removing the tray, I made a wooden "mount" that I screwed into the upper part of where the tray went then I screwed the brake controller holder onto the wooden "mount". I did have to work the wooden part a bit to fit the curve of the dash, and I put plastic anchors in the dash where it screws into it. Puts the unit at the height and angle that I wanted. Painted the wooden mount black, and you can hardly see it.
831411
I didn't have any and I recommend you pay for install. $75 and let them have headache. ALOT of custom cuts behind dash for radio to fit. If you negotiate well you can get them to do your headlights too.
425926
I bought the wiring harness and the plastic dash mount from wal-mart. Both products were made by Scosche. Cost maybe $25 all together. Took me about an hour to wire up and install but I've done this a few times.
387751
I haven't been able to install a cartridge on my mfc-7860dw. There should be 2 small posts on the side that will make the green lock latch it down but it isn't on this eps cartridge. I will need to call them to figure it out or get a refund.
515573
They come with 2 or 3 mounting options. The surface shown in the pictures, that you just screw on or adhere with 2 sided tape, and then a flush mount. You'll need a 2" hole cutter. I used the flush mount and they look great. I've installed them in 2 different cars and I've been happy with them.
1564508
No they did not. The installation was supposed to be possibly below counter/ console/ car dash using what came with the car and / or what ever it is being installed in. That's what I was told at the time; so I used them anyway.
91214
I was able to do it with a flat screwdriver. It just had to be a small enough flat screwdriver. You don't want it to be TO easy - they need to stay put!
913249
I don't know yet... am trying to install in my 05 acura tl... but there is not dash for it....:/
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I was confused about what plastic to rip off or if I was just to shove them in. I had to push the cartridge in pretty firmly. Don't rip off the clear plastic first. I have already used mine so I can't look at one to remember what it looked like before I put them in the printer. But I remember wondering if I was to rip off the small round piece of plastic on the side that goes into the printer. My advice is to put it in the slot and give it a firm push. The little black lever on the top should pop up when the cartridge is seated. This is assuming you have the same printer and cartridges I do. I'm sorry I can't be of more help. Hope they work for you. I was confused about what plastic to rip off or if I was just to shove them in. I had to push the cartridge in pretty firmly. Don't rip off the clear plastic first. I have already used mine so I can't look at one to remember what it looked like before I put them in the printer. But I remember wondering if I was to rip off the small round piece of plastic on the side that goes into the printer. My advice is to put it in the slot and give it a firm push. The little black lever on the top should pop up when the cartridge is seated. This is assuming you have the same printer and cartridges I... » Read More I was confused about what plastic to rip off or if I was just to shove them in. I had to push the cartridge in pretty firmly. Don't rip off the clear plastic first. I have already used mine so I can't look at one to remember what it looked like before I put them in the printer. But I remember wondering if I was to rip off the small round piece of plastic on the side that goes into the printer. My advice is to put it in the slot and give it a firm push. The little black lever on the top should pop up when the cartridge is seated. This is assuming you have the same printer and cartridges I do. I'm sorry I can't be of more help. Hope they work for you. « Show Less
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I'm not an expert but I was able to install them myself , just arm yourself of patience and don't try to cut corners, it takes about 2:00 hours, if you feel that you can't don't even start and get a friend or a pro http://youtu.be/Ve-kcKxbXx4 , just follow the instructions on this video
2076314
Mine didn't come with instructions! How the f-ing heck am I suppose to install these!!
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I was confused about what plastic to rip off or if I was just to shove them in. I had to push the cartridge in pretty firmly. Don't rip off the clear plastic first. I have already used mine so I can't look at one to remember what it looked like before I put them in the printer. But I remember wondering if I was to rip off the small round piece of plastic on the side that goes into the printer. My advice is to put it in the slot and give it a firm push. The little black lever on the top should pop up when the cartridge is seated. This is assuming you have the same printer and cartridges I do. I'm sorry I can't be of more help. Hope they work for you.
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Where do you need to cut? Is it a fitment issue? You shouldn't have to cut anything if you ordered for the correct vehicle. I just installed mine and only made a miniscule adjustment to make it flush better (sanded off a <1/8" gap) because that is just me.
1055931
Check the guild. I installed the one I got and it was very very easy. I saw a how to do it on youtube. When installing push hard to snap in.
43252
Hey there, I just screwed them directly into the stool. Kind of hard to get them through... not a great design in that respect. Look into the Mogo... I got one and like it way better as a standing stool. Half the price too
1053129
The male ends should have a hole in them for a screw to go through, you can attach them by using a metal screw.