I thought all Cherokees had a "sensor" behind the mirror? It is more like a transmitter/receiver for the 911 &amp; assist buttons?
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Most, but not all, Cherokees have a black sensor that goes around the rearview mirror
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I purchased this for my 1999 Jeep Cherokee. It is not compatible with any Jeep Cherokee any year. From all of my research I have not been able to find a way to make this work with my Jeep.
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Sean: I cannot imagine what a rearview mirror sensor would be on this product. It is simply a very good sunshade...reflects the head and light away from your cars interior. It is custom cut so that it fits your cars windshield pattern exactly...that's it, nothing else.
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No, it doesnt include an alarm function. You put the screen covering your rear mirror (or someplace else, as you please) and connect it to the rear camera. The screen works as a mirror when in night mode, it reflects the back scene as a glass, not as a mirror but one gets used to it. The wiring connection is really easy, I did it myself. The tricky part is finding how to hide the wires. The system works really great. Goos luck.
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My tag is always hanging on my rear-view mirror, I never take it down. My compass is not in my mirror, but the wires and mechanism for the compass is there and I have not had any problems at all. I had the same concern, I hope this helps. I have a Jeep.
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I haven't used one on a Fit, but I am generally familiar with the mirror, which I have used on perhaps half a dozen cars. I just double-checked a photo of the Fit to confirm my memory. The photo shows it on the right side of the car, but of course, it is most effective on the driver's side. The mirror clamps (very effectively; I have never lost one) to the mirror housing with a screwdriver. It is a five-minute job. Once in place, it is fully adjustable, and in my opinion should be standard equipment on all cars. We recently bought a Hyundai Elantra, and the mirror is invaluable in seeing cars next to us, just as it is on my Lexus SUV.
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I searched everywhere for the throttle position sensor with no luck. It appears to be integral to the throttle body. However the car runs great now so it was worth the purchase.
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Same for both. I replaced both sensors on my 2005 Yukon 1500. Worked great.
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As I recall, there were two sets of wire connectors on the back of the mirror. One for the heater and the other for the turn signal. Unless you have two sets of wire connectors in the mirror housing, the turn signal will not work.
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I have a 2001 taco and both of my sensors are on the passenger side. 1 is between the engine block and the first catty converter. the 2nd (sensor 2) is between the 2 catty converters.
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I'm not an expert on the issue, but it seems to me that if you have a powered rearview mirror, you're good to go. You just need access to the port behind the mirror where the power cords enter. If you don't have a powered mirror, or don't have access to where the cords enter the mirror, then go with something else. I don't think it's so much about the model of the car, as much as it is about the powered wires going to the mirror.
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in order to sense things close to the ground sensors are better placed in the bumper. Yes, then it will only come on when you have the car in reverse
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That feature is a part of your vehicle not the mirror.So if your old mirror did it, so will the new one. All of the features your old mirror had this one will have it too.
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I have an 04 grand Cherokee (automatic unfortunate). It did little to nothing. My driving habits made a difference. The effect of it are unnoticeable. Sorry to disappoint.
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should be the same for most vehicles, i tapped into the reverse light hotwire for the camera power and 12 volt accessory in fuse panel for the mirror power
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I am from Brazil, here some models from jeep are a bit different from another coutries, but the doors handles here are the same (grand cherokee and cherokee) and the mirror cover definally not, so if you want the proper mirror cover, chosse another one.
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this product is a add on to an alarm or to replace the shock sensor. if someone gets too close to my car the alarm goes off. Its a nice feature. And yes you would have to get an alarm first. Just make sure that this proximity sensor is compatabal with your alarm. And the products are only as good as the install. Keep that in mind. Hope this helps.