Showing posts with label citroen. Show all posts
Showing posts with label citroen. Show all posts

Monday, 21 November 2016

Sunday, 15 November 2015

Monday, 9 November 2015

Parking Sensors Fitted to Citroen C3

Citroen C3. This vehicle has a lower valance which is angled upwards to take sensors (otherwise this would be too low). Mobile installation carried out by Daniel Boyes in Wrexham. We have arranged with the customer to swap sensors over to matt black to match the trim.


Citroen C3 - swap sensors over to matt black to match the trim.

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Wednesday, 1 April 2015

Dolphin Black Fitted to Citroen C1 Vibe

From Tim Cave
Northamptonshire
The fitting of the sensor kit was carried out to an exceptional standard by a Mr. Paul Simms of Platinum ICE as recommended within the documentation provided by yourselves.
Ford Focus Parking Sensor installation

Ford Focus Parking Sensor installation



Ford Focus Parking Sensor installation

Ford Focus Parking Sensor installation

Ford Focus Parking Sensor installation

www.dolphin-automotive.co.uk


Friday, 6 March 2015

Dolphin Red Fitted to Citroen C1 VT

From Customer - Alan Eyre (80 years young)
Earth point in Citroen C1 VT 

Earth point in Citroen C1 VT

Connecting to reversing light red wire with red scotch lock connector

Connecting to reversing light red wire

Marked out sensor holes on masking tape just above the bumper

Marked out sensor holes

After drilling the sensor holes

After Drilling sensor  Holes

Dolphin Red sensors fitted in to holes with wires running from behind bumper

Dolphin Red sensors fitted in to holes

Leads drawn through hole behind lamp fitting

Leads drawn through hole behind lamp fitting

Leads drawn through hole behind lamp fitting 2

Leads

Positioning of buzzer and control box

Positioning of buzzer and control box

Most difficult was finding how to remove the LH rear lamp cluster then using a volt meter to find the correct wire, I didn't have a diagram nor did Halfords. I drilled very small starter holes before using the supplied hole cutter, a god send, particularly after I realized the bit needed cleaning after every hole. It took me most of 4hrs and at the end it became difficult getting up and down from the garage floor. (80 years old)

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