Radar Detector
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I am. I'm using a Blend Mount that mounts on the stem of the rear view mirror with the radar detector hanging below it. The mirror we have is LEX-012. I also incorporated the MirrorTap that powers the radar detector from the diming rear view mirror harness. I can post some pics when I get home tonight. The Blend Mount needed depends on the Radar detector used.
http://www.blendmount.com/lexus-mirror.html
http://www.blendmount.com/lexus-mirror.html
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I am. I'm using a Blend Mount that mounts on the stem of the rear view mirror with the radar detector hanging below it. The mirror we have is LEX-012. I also incorporated the MirrorTap that powers the radar detector from the diming rear view mirror harness. I can post some pics when I get home tonight. The Blend Mount needed depends on the Radar detector used.
http://www.blendmount.com/lexus-mirror.html
http://www.blendmount.com/lexus-mirror.html
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Ok, here are the after install pics. You all will have to wait until the AM for me to take everything apart and take the pics of the wiring as the Garage is 90 degrees right now. Sorry
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https://www.clublexus.com/forums/is-...ml#post8709757
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Hopefully I can make life easy and maybe it's just like this install in a 3IS?
https://www.clublexus.com/forums/is-...ml#post8709757
https://www.clublexus.com/forums/is-...ml#post8709757
Thanks again as I did not want to take everything apart.
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Hopefully I can make life easy and maybe it's just like this install in a 3IS?
https://www.clublexus.com/forums/is-...ml#post8709757
https://www.clublexus.com/forums/is-...ml#post8709757
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I just installed my Valentine 1 into my RC350 using the V-1 "Savvy" device, and it was the easiest install I have ever done. The device plugs into the computer port under the dash to the left of the steering wheel. It has two outputs, one for the detector itself, and another for accessories, such as the remote display or the bluetooth module. I just ran the wire up to the windshield and around the edge to the detector location just to the right of the mirror, tucked the wire out of sight and the whole thing was done in 10 minutes. Plus the Savvy reads the speed of my car and mutes all alerts while the car is below a set speed limit. Also, the remote display sits very nicely on the little shelf on the far left side of the dash. Highly recommended.
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I just installed my Valentine 1 into my RC350 using the V-1 "Savvy" device, and it was the easiest install I have ever done. The device plugs into the computer port under the dash to the left of the steering wheel. It has two outputs, one for the detector itself, and another for accessories, such as the remote display or the bluetooth module. I just ran the wire up to the windshield and around the edge to the detector location just to the right of the mirror, tucked the wire out of sight and the whole thing was done in 10 minutes. Plus the Savvy reads the speed of my car and mutes all alerts while the car is below a set speed limit. Also, the remote display sits very nicely on the little shelf on the far left side of the dash. Highly recommended.
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There is nothing to see. I used the standard V-1 suction cup mount, which I have used in all my cars and which stays put for years at a time, mounted just to the right of the mirror, high up, as recommended. The wire goes around the windshield, tucked into the trim, and gets plugged into the Savvy device under the left of the dash. It's all standard parts, and the whole installation took me about 10 minutes, because I went slow.