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ith47:
Where did you get your Nushield Dayvue film? Local or imported? I have the same problem with my unit.

glenm64:

--- Quote from: ith47 on Jan 26, 2016, 10:15:48 AM ---Where did you get your Nushield Dayvue film? Local or imported? I have the same problem with my unit.

--- End quote ---
Bought it direct from their site.
Emailed them screen size and they sent one to fit. Had to trim about 2mm of one edge.
It works brilliant as per photo of screen in the part sun.
Cheers Glen

Cheers Glen

Bob D:
You're obviously more adventurous than me Bookleaf taking on the installation of the unit.  I must get one of those Nushield Dayvue anti-glare stick on films though.

Bob D

Bookleaf:
Bob B
It was not all that difficult really. The unit comes with all wiring and wiring adapter plug to match the unit to the car wiring harness that comes with the car, so it is very much plug and play.  The hardest part, that hurt was taking the Dremil tool to the plastic of the dash to enable the unit to sit in flat.  For a brand new car, that hurt.

The other challenging part was feeding the camera cable into the boot lid (camera in approx the same place the factory camera is placed - under the silver number plate trim) .  Had the boot liner, rubber flex tube at top right, wheel arch internal liner and floor/door trim off for this. Also tricky picking up the reversing camera power from the light on the rear bumper. Would have been much easier if the light was up with the tail light.
The camera mounted here is in the ideal place.  Can see the tow ball at the bottom of the screen and the horizon at the top.  Camera comes with those colored distance lines built in - very handy.

Bob D:
After that post Bookleaf I now know why I got an installer in to do the work.  I hate pulling and tugging at those internal panels that conceal the wiring, the installer really knew his work in getting them off without any fuss.
Even the reversing camera wiring wasn't a problem for him.  I must agree though the reversing camera display is great with the coloured distance lines.

Bob D

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