NEW Raybestos Wheel Bearing & Hub Assembly (Rear) for 1996-2001 Elantra/Tiburon
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Reviews (7)
Jan 21, 2020
Excellent 2.5mm to 3.5mm adapter - Cat's Meow
A very compact and useful adapter to convert AUX connections from 2.5 mm to 3.5 mm
It does the job like a charm; exactly what I needed to connect a backup camera with a 2.5mm jack to a TFT monitor with RCA Video-IN connector, via a 3.5 mm female to 2-RCA Male cable.
Technology nowadays is so hair-raising anymore.
Conclusion: EXCELLENT product!
(shipping slow from China, but I could not find anything similar on the US market!)
Nov 12, 2019
Good sturdy LED bulbs; nice bluish hue
The bulbs fit very well. Fit and finish allow for a sturdy replacement for W5W/T10 type. They're easy to insert, the sole goes in as easy as incandescent ones, even in tight sockets. The blueish hue is very pleasant and light output is enough to make things inside the cabin viewable. I wouldn't recommend them for people wearing glasses or having any visual impairment...just not enough lumens. Overall, these are great LED replacements that don't cost an arm and a leg like Phillips-made bulb you can purchase at an automotive store or Walmart. The technology advanced so much, yet they still charge $5-6/bulb. Get these cheap ones, you won't be disappointed, especially if you look for a nice mood-setting in the car. Most interior lights are not on the CAN bus, hence it makes no difference if you slip these in or you pay more for "error free" ones, that actually cancel nothing...sorry, the system does not allow me to post a small video clip with the car's interior sporting these bulbs in. I have no still pictures and it is -4 degrees outside right now to snap a few.
Nov 12, 2019
1080P Reverse camera System (Mirror type front + Rear Camera)
My review is for a P_U_M_P_K_I_N (brand) 1080P Reverse Camera System.
A quick inquiry would show the system on a different market place, which Ebay filter system does not like...The Ebay filter even perceives the brand name as offending, which is really strange.
Since the purchase, seller replaced that camera system with this other product, which has a totally different mirror unit (no visible camera unit on the mirror pointed at the windshield) and the rear camera fastens to the license plate bracket.
The install is a true challenge as you have to find a way to get the rear camera cable inside the car without drilling the sheet metal. Also, you have to run/route the cable over the HEADLINER, which involves removing all of the trim panels and weatherstripping on the car side you're using (either driver or passenger side). That's how people brake the fastening clips on the pillar covers since on most cars the panels are made to either not be removed, or to brake and be replaced (source of constant revenue for part manufacturers).
The cameras themselves provide for great image quality (Front: indeed 1980x1080 pixels; Rear: 1280x720 pixels). One drawback is that the front camera has a built-in "back-up" battery that it just doesn't seem to charge, although it is plugged into the cigarette lighter socket ALL THE TIME. Even when driving for hours with the screen off, the battery icon on display mode shows as "EMPTY".
Also, the DATE/TIME setting does not stick, it reverts back to manufacturing date every time you turn the car off. It needs to be reset it every time you start the car.
This is really cumbersome if you purchase it to use it as a "witness" in case of an unpredictable accident.
Would I buy again for my second car? Most likely not.
As I said, it is a good value for the price ($ 28), but in the process of installing it you risk braking plastics worth hundreds of dollars.
I have purchased this unit/system for my wife to have an extra "eye" when backing up, err on the safe side, but if you still have unhindered vision (no need to wear glasses, no visual impairment, no physical condition to prevent you from turning your neck/back to see the backing-up area), then probably it is better to spend those $ on maintenance items (spark plugs, replacement bulbs, oil, filters, etc.)