Although this is 2b used "as needed" basis only, do you recommend against keeping it installed while driving ??
937163
ABSOLUTELY! Scratches paint at high speeds like on interstates especially during or after a rain.
937164
The DoorShox product was meant for a parked vehicle. You should never drive with the door guards attached. Always remove before driving. If you are looking for a more permanent door guard that does not need to be removed you may want to consider stick on door guards that attach with adhesive tape.
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if you desire to override the DVD feature when in drive on your vehicle yes you will require this piece that is the only way the DVD will play when the vehicle is in drive in the front of the car because technically it is against the law to have a DVD playing in the front of the vehicle while in
847023
It is recommended by the company that you don't drive on them. You can call the company and ask them.
232761
It's a bypass to disengage the safety feature that does not allow you to play video while the vehicle is not in park. It's an install on the back of the radio but unless you are doing it yourself or have someone that will do it for you (friend) then don't buy it. No installer will take the liability of you coming back 3 months down the line to sue them because you crashed your car while watching a movie.
812731
You'll have to check that with your local authority. In my case i live in a rural part of Nigeria-Africa; just me, myself and i. Did not need any permit whatsoever. Its proper to install it as specified and safely, afterall you'll be the only one to bear the brunt of any incident.
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I purchased this in October 2014 and had it installed. You could have a brake for additional protection but there is no real need. The plugs provided with the system are more than sufficient IMHO.
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Yes, you could use just the base and not install the second tier. I haven't tried that myself, but looking at it I don't see why you couldn't.
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Dump the bbe it adds very little to the overall mix. The driverack is the better brain.But keep in mind the driversck adds no effects, only clarifies and works as a crossover. It has made a noticeable difference in my small system
349377
Yes, it is a great preventative maintenance, or keep for emergency use, especially for older cars and trucks. Best not to overuse though, and follow manufacturer's instruction regarding use. I have found this to be an excellent item to keep in glove box for emergency use, in all vehicles. Hope this helps.
625402
Not at all, honestly. Set aside 10 minutes for a relaxing install. I could do the whole thing in 3 minutes in a race, and I am not handy at all!
1086001
It absolutely is that's what I'm running and I've not had an issue with it whatsoever. It came with a cd to install drivers but honestly once I plugged it in the plug and play took care of it naturally (though I did still install the cd, better safe than sorry).
1420678
I installed mine at the helm,it gets washed down every trip,no problems at all..
2062243
This item is designed only to maintain stereo controls on your steering wheel. If you do not have stereo controls on the steering wheel, You do not need this.
49287
It's better to put it on when condition requires, you can't drive fast with the chain (any chains) and it's very noisy, I'm not sure if it will damage your car though.
1198400
Not an issue... I leave it plugged in to the OBDII all of the time. I do take the remote control head off of the phone cord and stash it in the glove compartment when I will not be towing for a while. This is a great, responsive brake controller that works like you hope it will.
915844
Yes only when the car isn't moving. There is an override you need to purchase to counter this.
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You will general be fine mounting in any direction but like any situation like this... you need to consider the load you are driving. If you a suspending the load, or supporting the load, on the motor shaft... then, in general, you will eventually run into problems... motor bearings will give out. If the load you are driving is independently supported then you will be fine.