Recent content by Captjreed

oh, whay other features. . .are you using them all?

I was wondering how th other cables hooked up. WHere did yu place the outlet for the radar detector? Did some tender loving care halp get the trim off with multiple screwdrivers or was n more "force 'till pop"required al the way around> Thanks,

I have the same issue with not being able to read the dial under certain conditions. I turned the light(s) knob one click to the right (Headlights manual on I think and it turned the backlight of the dash on I and I sould read it fine. Bad thing is then you have to switch it back to Auto when...

very true. . .but we were discussing tinting the front two (driver and passenger) windows to match the factory tint everywhere else. (I think that's what we were discussing:rolleyes: Good point otherwise.

IMHO take it to a shop. Preferably using 3M materials (although there are lots of other good brands too) It doesn't cost much to have the pros do it. . . they have all the tools and do iti every day. . .and they'll guarantee no bubbles like I've seen on soe self install jobs. I think I paid 85...

the nav thing is light background in the day and dark background at night. I agree it is still too bright

How do I trick the DVD player up front (nav) to work going down the road in "d"?

Kick up the radio and dontl; worry about it. If you want stereo pipes, get the 500hp vette. Anything els is kinda a waste of time and money. . . .except for tinting the front doors and eyebrow windshield. IMHO

I agree. Certain daytime conditions make it hard to see the dials. Do n't have an answer for the fix

PS. If you should ever get stopped for any reason. Roll your windows down and nothing will be said. IT is the Limo 5% and lower the police fear will conceal a loaded weapon pointed at them they can't see.

get sopme spray silicone. SPray it on a rag and wipe all black rubber surfaces around doors. Avoid gettng on paint but not totally critical. This sill smooth them up and is the recommended treatment for rubber "gasket" seals.

First - tint the front windows to match the back doors and seriously consider a limo 6-7" eyebrow on the windshield. It looks great and really helps block the sunrays. Congrats.

Do It dark You won't be happy with 35. Ask the tint forks to match the rear two doors. They will use 17-20%. THis will work well. A 6-7" limo eyebrow on the windshield will also help (~5%) Do it now.:) :)