Adaptive Cruise Control *Added*
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well, figured I'd pop the HUD in today since the filler panel showed up (last price was waiting for).
Ridiculously easy. Popped the blank panel out, wire end was clipped to it. Unclipped it, plugged in the HUD and popped back in place.
Took maybe 60 seconds.
502A makes sooo many things easy!
Next up is waiting for decent weather to install the stuff in the bumper and then a little bit of programming to do.
Ridiculously easy. Popped the blank panel out, wire end was clipped to it. Unclipped it, plugged in the HUD and popped back in place.
Took maybe 60 seconds.
502A makes sooo many things easy!
Next up is waiting for decent weather to install the stuff in the bumper and then a little bit of programming to do.
Last edited by Great white; Mar 15, 2017 at 04:18 PM.
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Originally Posted by Great white
well, figured I'd pop the HUD in today since the filler panel showed up (last price was waiting for).
Ridiculously easy. Popped the blank panel out, wire end was clipped to it. Unclipped it, plugged in the HUD and popped back in place.
Took maybe 60 seconds.
502A makes sooo many things easy!
Next up is waiting for decent weather to install the stuff in the bumper and then a little bit of programming to do.
Ridiculously easy. Popped the blank panel out, wire end was clipped to it. Unclipped it, plugged in the HUD and popped back in place.
Took maybe 60 seconds.
502A makes sooo many things easy!
Next up is waiting for decent weather to install the stuff in the bumper and then a little bit of programming to do.
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well, figured I'd pop the HUD in today since the filler panel showed up (last price was waiting for).
Ridiculously easy. Popped the blank panel out, wire end was clipped to it. Unclipped it, plugged in the HUD and popped back in place.
Took maybe 60 seconds.
502A makes sooo many things easy!
Next up is waiting for decent weather to install the stuff in the bumper and then a little bit of programming to do.
Ridiculously easy. Popped the blank panel out, wire end was clipped to it. Unclipped it, plugged in the HUD and popped back in place.
Took maybe 60 seconds.
502A makes sooo many things easy!
Next up is waiting for decent weather to install the stuff in the bumper and then a little bit of programming to do.
Unlucky for me, my wheel shipped, but I am waiting for some small pieces for the bumper.
All it does is this:
Literally installs without tools in a minute or so. just clips and a connector. Right up against the drivers side windshield defroster vent. You can pull it out of the dash with just your hands, but a plastic removal tool makes it much easier.
Last edited by Great white; Mar 16, 2017 at 01:36 PM.
Should be able to get the sensor and bumper harness installed.
Still waiting for my wheel cruise buttons, but should be here tomorrow.
With any luck, adaptive cruise may be up and running Sunday.
I'd have it done already but my garage is full of fox mustang right now so I'm at the mercy of the weather.
Last edited by Great white; Mar 16, 2017 at 01:58 PM.
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HUD:
All it does is this:
Literally installs without tools in a minute or so. just clips and a connector. Right up against the drivers side windshield defroster vent. You can pull it out of the dash with just your hands, but a plastic removal tool makes it much easier.
All it does is this:
Literally installs without tools in a minute or so. just clips and a connector. Right up against the drivers side windshield defroster vent. You can pull it out of the dash with just your hands, but a plastic removal tool makes it much easier.