I have a Toyota Camry (medium sedan). According to our measurements, I would not be able to open the door all the way. What are others' experiences?
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I use mine for a Toyota 4runner and can open the doors enough to get in and out, but not fully open.
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The door has 3 zippers. The ones on the sides open about 7 1/2 feet and the one in the center opens much higher than that. I can not reach the end of the zipper so it must be 8 feet or so.
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I don't use mine for a carport. But the width of the canopy is about 10'6" and a 2010 Camry is 6' wide. It would be a tight fit.
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I have tried and tried to use this ramp with my side door and it is just impossible. The o ly way I can only get it to fit when I open my back hatch and have my lab get into my car. that way. **I have a Kia Soul. (However I still love the ramp!)
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Yes I find it's too wide to get through some doors. Need to juggle the frame around to enter. Also the frame is far to wide anyway, it needs to be made in two sizes. Not everyone is so overweight!
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I hate to be the bearer of bad news, but I don't know that it will work. My daughter has a Toyota Camry and it appears to have the same set up as the Celica. Both cars use a cable system to lock and unlock the door. It's a solenoid based lock mechanism, rather than a physical push-style lock mechanism that you would see on most domestic vehicles. The following forum will show you what I am talking about: http://www.newcelica.org/forums/showthread.php?t=328879You may be able to to jury-rig it up and make it work, but I believe it might take a bit of ingenuity. If you get it to work, please let me know, as I still need to replace the actuator in her door. Thanks!! I hate to be the bearer of bad news, but I don't know that it will work. My daughter has a Toyota Camry and it appears to have the same set up as the Celica. Both cars use a cable system to lock and unlock the door. It's a solenoid based lock mechanism, rather than a physical push-style lock mechanism that you would see on most domestic vehicles. The following forum will show you what I am talking about: http://www.newcelica.org/forums/showthread.php?t=328879You may be able to to jury-rig it up and make it work, but I believe it might take a bit of ingenuity. If you get it... » Read More I hate to be the bearer of bad news, but I don't know that it will work. My daughter has a Toyota Camry and it appears to have the same set up as the Celica. Both cars use a cable system to lock and unlock the door. It's a solenoid based lock mechanism, rather than a physical push-style lock mechanism that you would see on most domestic vehicles. The following forum will show you what I am talking about: http://www.newcelica.org/forums/showthread.php?t=328879You may be able to to jury-rig it up and make it work, but I believe it might take a bit of ingenuity. If you get it to work, please let me know, as I still need to replace the actuator in her door. Thanks!! « Show Less
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Hi, actually I was not able to fit it into my door. There was a different strip installed before. So I ended up with just buying the old type strip.
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In my case, with minivan, the door can not be opened. Especially with bikes on.
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It doesn't slide out any further than your car door opens, so if you can open your door you should have enough room to slide it out.
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It might happen if the doors are not installed properly. Simply adjust the hinges should solve the problem.
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That is what I have. It works fine for us but it doesn't open all the way if you feel that you need that. There is one bigger that I think might let it open up all the way.
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For my toyota camry 2000 CE, I had to plug below the door cover (because that's where the connector is located). I had to open the door cover partially, using youtube videos as a guide
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I would think so but with the full size door, there would be more leverage to forcibly open the door, also while the magnets are very strong the doors material might cause an issue (ie steel door)
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I believe if you are able to open a car door using the handle then you should not have a problem with this. Also, in time using this may in fact help strength your grip. I pray this helps and you are able to use it! You might initially use both hands to help too if you are very weak. God Bless You!
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Our doors are 1 5/16" thick, and there is probably a 1/16" gap left. If your doors are biggerr than that, then you may have to look for an alternative.
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To my way of thinking. Why not lessen the tension on the first door closer so it doesn't slam. Your method seems to be like accelerating and braking at the same time when driving your motor-car.
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Not sure, we have Toyota, but I would expect that the seats in most cars are of similar size so I would not expect that to be a problem.
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I think you are looking for something guaranteed to hold the door all the way open. You may want to consider a device that can be locked in the up (open) position. I have seen hinged devices that do that.
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It is limiting. I would have to know more to answer intelligently. It works for us but we had to install upside down for it to work which means opening the door by pushing up rather than down.