No, why would we be upset about your comment? Which holes are you referring to about being "off"? If you're having an issue with a product, please call or live chat our customer service team, so they can help solve your issue. As for having to disconnect the camera, that's a pretty standard task with a lot of aftermarket license plate relocation brackets that also move the back up camera. To remove the spare, basically just follow Rob's instructions in the video in reverse when he's installing the plate bracket. Step 1, un-bolt the bracket from the stand-offs. Step 2, Un-plug the third brake light and license plate light connectors. Step 3, remove the 2 bolts securing the camera hood. Step 4, unplug the back-up camera connector. Step 5, Remove your spare tire. Yes, it's a few more steps than originally required to remove your spare tire, but that's usually to be expected when modifying something from its original form. How often are you removing your spare tire, really?
Why not show how to wire the light? Probably that wiring information would be helpful with connecting to a tail light.
Very useful mod. Not to mention, speaking the truth, aesthically you're spot on.
I'd be interested to see what the camera image is like with the camera so much lower... i.e. what difference it makes.
The only thing I wanted to see was the tail light connections and you omitted that part
Is there a video foe the wire connect
If I get a flat and need to use the spare tire, I will have to disassemble the wiring for the license plate, brake light and camera?
Yep
The brake light and camera would just be unplugging BUT the led would mean cut/re splice
Why not just take the power for the license plate light from the break/running light right above it?
Because it would only light up when you brake
whats the max backspacing acceptable with this relocate?
Wow 149.00 offset holes are off and if you need to use the spare you will have to disconnect the backup camera!
@@Quadratec do a video on how to remove the spare if needed
How come your reply isn't here, are you upset about my comment??
No, why would we be upset about your comment? Which holes are you referring to about being "off"? If you're having an issue with a product, please call or live chat our customer service team, so they can help solve your issue. As for having to disconnect the camera, that's a pretty standard task with a lot of aftermarket license plate relocation brackets that also move the back up camera. To remove the spare, basically just follow Rob's instructions in the video in reverse when he's installing the plate bracket.
Step 1, un-bolt the bracket from the stand-offs. Step 2, Un-plug the third brake light and license plate light connectors. Step 3, remove the 2 bolts securing the camera hood. Step 4, unplug the back-up camera connector. Step 5, Remove your spare tire.
Yes, it's a few more steps than originally required to remove your spare tire, but that's usually to be expected when modifying something from its original form. How often are you removing your spare tire, really?
$149 for a steel bracket and $159 for the black version? Seems extremely high for a piece of metal. I wouldn’t pay more then $70 for it!!!!
Sloppy install