Hello, I have some doubts regarding this system first will this fit or work on suzuki swift dzire and does it works at night ?
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I don't have a Suzuki Swift but the system works during the night in my Mitsubishi truck. The system don't have a night light but the reverse lights from the truck gives it enought light to see when backing up. There are plenty of youtube videos on how to install the system in different cars.
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Well... As far as working at night, yes. I live out in the country and don't have much light out here. So when I back my truck into the garage everyday / night, the camera uses the light from your reverse lights to help light the system. So seeing at night isn't an issue. As far as working with your specific vehicle, it should. But for how to hook it up yourself, I just did a general search and found how to install it onto my truck with the help of YouTube. It might take some research time, but there's a good chance someone out there has wondered the same thing and made a video to show others how they did it. That helped me out a lot. Hope this helped.
599327
Well... As far as working at night, yes. I live out in the country and don't have much light out here. So when I back my truck into the garage everyday / night, the camera uses the light from your reverse lights to help light the system. So seeing at night isn't an issue. As far as working with your specific vehicle, it should. But for how to hook it up yourself, I just did a general search and found how to install it onto my truck with the help of YouTube. It might take some research time, but there's a good chance someone out there has wondered the same thing and made a video to show others how they did it. That helped me out a lot. Hope this helped. Well... As far as working at night, yes. I live out in the country and don't have much light out here. So when I back my truck into the garage everyday / night, the camera uses the light from your reverse lights to help light the system. So seeing at night isn't an issue. As far as working with your specific vehicle, it should. But for how to hook it up yourself, I just did a general search and found how to install it onto my truck with the help of YouTube. It might take some research time, but there's a good chance someone out there has wondered the same thing and made a video... » Read More Well... As far as working at night, yes. I live out in the country and don't have much light out here. So when I back my truck into the garage everyday / night, the camera uses the light from your reverse lights to help light the system. So seeing at night isn't an issue. As far as working with your specific vehicle, it should. But for how to hook it up yourself, I just did a general search and found how to install it onto my truck with the help of YouTube. It might take some research time, but there's a good chance someone out there has wondered the same thing and made a video to show others how they did it. That helped me out a lot. Hope this helped. « Show Less
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You have seen your vehicle manufacture dealer , they would use their computer to program it after being installed by the tire center ... My Suzuki's was programmed by the dealer after i installed it , you just need to let the dealer know that you have installed an aftermarket sensor ... But it works superior than the factory ..
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Do not buy. It will let you turn the lights on, but did not turn over the engine on my 750 GSXR. You should be spending around $75 at least.
772588
Sorry. I don't know what kind of lights system your car has. If it has factory HID, you should keep that system. If it has halogen factory sistem you can use GE nighthawk. They really improve the normal or halogen light systems.
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I am no expert on this alarm system, but if you are simply installing the alarm feature and not the auto start or engine kill, I believe it will. Simply because all I had to do was hook the red up to the red on the battery. And then the black to the neg. battery terminal. Based on how simple that seems id say yes the motion sensor aspect would work.
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in your case, they should fit and the only decision to make is where to mount the controller since your handlebars are so short. The bar size should be the same (7/8") just check to see if you have any restrictions on the throttle side. Suzuki's have a plastic collar close to the inside portion of the throttle grip that requires a little inside shaving to make it work. Otherwise, this is a great set up (5 position switch) that is easy to operate even with gloves on and having multiple heat levels is really nice. The kit is very complete and easy to install.
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Hi Allan, It does not work with just any DMX controller. It requires a controller that supports 4 or more channels per device. 3 Channels will not work because either you get to set the RGB colors ( 3 channels) but then you can't make them bright or dim (4th channel). Larry has a 3 channel DMX controller which leaves one of the 4 channels out making the lights not to operate correctly. Either you miss one color... or you can't set the brightness and strobe on or off.
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As long as you have the right connection...We absolutely love how these light up the street at night. They should work though, I believe most of the newer model cars have the interchangeable connection already
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Sorry, for my last response. It should work fine on your bike. Be careful on how long you leave it activated without running the bike. Two weeks could drain the battery. I just wish that the range would be greater.
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Day night time set u is easy the mania does help..REGARDING the parking mode this company and camera is made soooo stupid...in order for parking mode to work it has to be connected directly to your car's battery/fuse box...parking mode will not work in the ignition lighter alone..i have a new van and was worried abt voiding my warranty on my car if I interfered with the electrical so I bought and external battery pack and plugged it into that all night when my car was off
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A quick call or email to Dynojet would be my suggestion. They were very prompt in their responses to me. I don't think this really qualifies as a new brain for the bike but it is more than a tuner. I think you'll be happy with it if you buy it, especially since you should already have O2 sensors. I learned after the fact that I did not, and my little mechanic down the road actually does have a dyno, so I ended up needing to buy the additional equipment so I could auto tune. But at least my bike it future proof now.
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"You are too close to the vehicle, please step away" lol. I had the alarm along time ago. Loved it. Yes both systems will work. You'll have a blue wire I believe from the remote start that will conect to alarm.
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Sporty has the right answer. It will not stay on all night. It operates automatically from dawn to dusk but has only three settings for "on" time. It won't come on automatically in the daytime, except when set to the test mode.
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single tire, was used to replace a faulty OE sensor, but sold vehicle before installing. Vehicle would have to be reprogrammed after installing. Consider pressure sensors a troublesome techological advance that are more trouble than worse. Suzuki wanted $175 to replace a sensor, entire system was a problem from first day of purchase, Grand Vitara was worse vehicle I have ever owned, so bad in so many ways, glad to see them go. BTW system doesn't monitor the spare tire, stupid engineering, nothing like having a flat and finding out spare is also flat, better to have a digital pressure gage and check tires manually. Unable to shut off dash warning light as anti lock, traction control and pressure monitoring were all tied together.
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Not sure. We return the hog tunes system because it didn't fit properly in our bike.
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Yes, it will take the short CFC bulbs. Yes the motion sensor only works at night
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Sorry Logan, the system was for a family member, I installed for them, I will have an answer for you tomorrow, system works great!