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| Topic subject | Distance Sensors Install |
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3083, Distance Sensors Install Posted by HeDog, Apr-17-01 07:10 AM Has anyone ever tried to put in a distance sensor in the front bumper? I was thinking about it so I wouldn't screw up my front bumper. JC Whitney has them for like $60. | |
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3084, RE: Distance Sensors Install Posted by Michael_97RS, Apr-17-01 08:07 AM No but I would recommend mounting it in the center opening.under the pastic. Then you don't have to drillinto the surface of the bumper. | |
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3085, RE: Distance Sensors Install Posted by HeDog, Apr-17-01 10:37 AM Supposedly you can adjust the distance. The only problem though is that it is made for backing up. You must tap into the backup lights for it to turn on. But I figure if you put a switch in, you should be able to use it on the front. | |
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3086, RE: Distance Sensors Install Posted by guest, Apr-17-01 01:53 PM I can see a problem with this. When you scrape the front it is usually a fast thing. By the time your beep thing goes off you would have already hit. I am just very careful and I know all the bad spots around here. I have had my new front end on for around a month and i have ZERO scrapes...(KNOCK ON WOOD) | |
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3087, RE: Distance Sensors Install Posted by klipzracer, Apr-17-01 11:41 PM hey there dave! what new front end did ya get???? got any pics??? | |
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3088, RE: Distance Sensors Install Posted by guest, Apr-18-01 05:57 AM Well it is the stock one. I got in an accident so I got a brand new bumper! | |
