Salty, you made the right choice. You can always add two more heads for the rear later. Maybe your awesome wife will buy them for you. Can your wife teach classes to other wives on how to be an awesome wife.
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Salty, you made the right choice. You can always add two more heads for the rear later. Maybe your awesome wife will buy them for you. Can your wife teach classes to other wives on how to be an awesome wife.
Thats fine Cliff. Thanks!Quote:
Originally Posted by Laser-InterceptorUSA
So guys, where do I install the sensors in the back? Sorry, dont know how to embed the pic.
http://autos.yahoo.com/2004_honda_ac...ior&picstart=7
Holy crap, that's a lot of tail light.
I know.... Hope two LI heads will work... But have no idea where to place them.Quote:
Originally Posted by xyd
Try green for an easy, less effective install and yellow for an ideal install under the lenses with the supplied rear sensor mounting brackets.
Cliff
http://img155.imageshack.us/img155/1...accordrear.jpg
Thanks Cliff. What about the greens makes in an easier install? I'd rather have better protection. Also, do you have an ET on when my order will ship? Been eagerly awaiting the email notification that its been shipped. :)
Also, will opening and closing the trunk cause the heads to move?
The green requires no removal and reinstallation of the rear taillights to install the brackets that mounting in the yellow would require.
Ships tomorrow!
Properly installed, there should be little to no movement of the sensors but take caution to no longer SLAM the trunk closed and like your tire pressure, check you sensors regularly for proper level.
Cliff
Thanks!
I have an 03 civic with a similar amount of tailight and my sensors are about where the yellow is in your pic. My recent testing has indicated that they are to low and should be slightly more inward. Now they do perform great where they are now, I'm just a perfectionist. If you can pull the blue off in the below pic I'd give that a shot.
http://i55.tinypic.com/2zdyeqv.png