Monday, 21 November 2016
Friday, 30 September 2016
Parking Sensors Fitted to Fiat Motorhome
This is a Fiat Motorhome motor home installation using a preferred water
proof box at the back underneath the van to hold the Brain. The parking sensors were fitted through our mobile installer network.
Friday, 27 May 2016
Detailed Dolphin Parking Sensor Installation
Lee Knowles
Cheshire
Cheshire
Dolphin
Audio in silver fitted to a Honda Civic. Masking tape is used to
accurately identify the drilling location and it helps hold the drill
bit in place when drilling and protect the paintwork. Ideally you want
to mount them 50cm off the ground, you can get away with less but may
need to use the wedges included in the kit to angle the sensors up
slightly if you start mounting at 40cm or less.
The bumper has been drilled in situ but them removed to feed the cabling through to the boot where you can see a hole has been drilled and gromit
fitted to pass the cabling through, you can alternatively use some
silicone sealant. Power lead has been soldered onto the reverse light
feed but a connector block is a more common solution.
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