Detailed Dolphin Parking Sensor Installation

Lee Knowles
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. 

Reversing Camera Installation on to Peugeot Boxer

This is a Peugeot Boxer that has been adapted in to a motor home.  Obviously to accomplish this transformation it has undergone the addition of lots of features.  As you can see our installer has also fitted a specialist OEM style reversing camera to make reversing simple for the owner.  You really wouldn't know that that wasn't part of the original Peugeot Boxer van!

Dolphin Audio Fitted to Fiat 500

Grey sensors installed on the rear bumper of a Fiat 500 by Graham at G-Tech

Dolphin Parking Sensors For Honda Civic

Honda Civic Y Reg with white reversing sensors fitted by one of our mobile installer network.

Parking Sensors Fitted to Ford Focus Cabriolet

Photo of a DPS450 (4 rear sensors and dash mounted audio/display unit) fitted to a Ford Focus Coupe Cabriolet by Colin of Smart-Tech Kent. Sensors supplied in our standard Red colour giving a good match.

Dolphin Audio Front Fitted to Citroen C4

Silver parking sensors fitted by Graham at G-Tech on a Citroen C4 front bumper

Dolphin Parking Sensors Ford Focus Style

The Ford Focus is one of the UKs most popular cars so it's not a surprise to know our kits have been fitted to lots of these through our installer network.