Preparing the pins

Clean the pins and the surface where the mounting pins are to be attached with the supplied alcohol swab. Let the pins and surfaces air dry for at least one minute to ensure no alcohol residue remains.

Ensure that the mounting surface is clean, dry, and free of grease and dust. This is the only way to ensure the pins sit cleanly and permanently.

Remove the red protective film from the adhesive pad.

Screwing on the pins

Hold the pin so that it does not accidentally touch the body and screw the two pins hand-tight with approx. 1 to 2 Nm to your vehicle. Excessive torque can cause the screws in the plastic of the bumper to spin freely and no longer provide a hold, or even damage the pin.

We recommend a distance of 200 to 300 mm between the pins. This value corresponds to the standard at the rear and has proven to be particularly stable in our tests. In principle, however, you can choose the distance freely.

Sealing the pins

Once the mounting pins are in place, they are sealed with the included foil stickers to make the look as clean as possible.

The pins should be clean, free of grease and dust before applying the foil stickers.

Locking mounting plates onto the pins

Place the two mounting plates onto the previously mounted pins on the vehicle and lock them in the desired direction.

Now check whether both mounting plates are fully seated on the pins and securely clicked into place.

Preparing the pins

Clean the pins and the surface where the mounting pins are to be attached with the supplied alcohol swab. Let the pins and the cleaned surfaces air dry for at least one minute to ensure no alcohol residue remains.

Then attach the 3M adhesive pads to the back of the pins and remove the red protective film from the adhesive pad.

It is also generally possible to skip this step and attach the pins without adhesive pads. However, we expressly recommend using the adhesive pads, as they serve to decouple from the body, seal against dirt, and contribute to secure attachment.

Screwing on the pins

Hold the pin so that it does not accidentally touch the body, and screw the two pins hand-tight with approx. 1 to 2 Nm to your vehicle.

More force is not necessary. Excessive torque can cause the screws in the plastic of the bumper to spin freely and no longer provide a hold. Additionally, over-tightening can damage the pin.

We recommend a distance of 200 to 300 mm between the pins. This range corresponds to many standard mounting points at the rear and has proven to be particularly stable in our tests. In principle, however, you can choose the distance freely.

Sealing the pins

Once the mounting pins are correctly seated, they are sealed with the included foil stickers. This keeps the look as clean and inconspicuous as possible.

Ensure that the pins are clean, dry, free of grease and dust before applying the foil stickers.

Mounting the mounting arms on the license plate

To mount the mounting arms, first insert the license plate into the bottom of the mounting arm. You can recognize the bottom side by the U-shaped receptacle. The bottom is also the side where the LVL7EVEN logo is located on the back.

Then stroke with both thumbs and even pressure from the center of the mounting arm upwards to the locking head. Work parallel to the groove of the mounting arm until the locking head audibly clicks into place.

Ensure that the license plate lies completely and flush against the back of the mounting arm during this process.

With correct installation, no force is necessary. If the mounting arm is difficult to mount, first check whether it is really sitting straight on the license plate. Cold temperatures can also make the mounting arm a bit stiffer.

Unlike conventional holders where the license plate is simply pressed in from the front, KLIK requires a targeted mounting movement. The reason for this is the material used and the precise fit. We deliberately use a particularly dimensionally stable plastic that ensures a secure hold, exact guidance, and long-term durability.

You can either measure the distance between the mounting arms beforehand or align them directly using the already mounted pins on the vehicle.

When the mounting arm is correctly clicked into place, you should hear a clear click sound. With 3D license plates, this sound may be somewhat softer.

Locking the license plate onto the mounting pins

Now place the license plate with the mounted mounting arms onto the previously attached pins on the vehicle.

With light downward pressure, the mounting arms click onto the pins. Here too, you should hear an audible click sound.

Then check whether both mounting arms are fully seated on the pins and the license plate is securely locked.

That’s it. From now on, you can remove your license plate at any time with just one movement and click it back in.