I have them, but if they didn't already come fitted, then I wouldn't - I haven't seen any aftermarket ones that don't look like they were fitted by Stevie Wonders dog.

It's a pretty easy job if you are handy with tools and have a decent eye for detail.

If you are a clutz, would be best to get them done by a pro. Plenty places do it as an aftermarket job.

(edit- would Stevie Wonder's dog be any worse at fitting reversing sensors than anyone else's dog ?) 🙂

(edit- would Stevie Wonder's dog be any worse at fitting reversing sensors than anyone else's dog ?)

Yeah, he's a blind dog innit?

(shhh, don't mention it, he won't be reading)

Byeeeeeeeeee........

They give Blind People guide dogs that are also blind.

That's just mean.

Well, the dogs trust gave me a dog that's retarded, so go figure.....