What does the controller look like? Is it something that would look ok attached to the dash, or do you want to hide it?
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Hello, The control box is small, it is 1 1/2 inch wide, 5 inches long and a 1/4 inch deep. It does have four function buttons on it that you will need to be able to access to control the kit. Please give us a call if you have any additional questions. Thank you
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Yes it will slip off your dash easily. That can be remedied with a cheap rubber dash mat you can buy just for that purpose where they sell auto accessories though.
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I don't know what a dash cover is. Ours is leather and it holds. The bottom of the friction mount is a fabric, possibly suede leather and things do not slide on it. If your dash cover is something like a loose cloth that moves then I think there could be a problem unless you could place it close enough to the windshield. Its got like small rocks inside and is sort of like a bean bag, if that will help you to imagine. Just think - a suede bean bag. Would it slide off your dash cover? As long as the dash cover doesn't move it would be fine, so placement could also be a consideration. From my experience with buying from Amazon and their great return policy, if you think it might work, go for it. Good luck!
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No. You could use adhesive vel-cro strips to stick it to the dash or console if you wish. Mine just lays in the center, and I keep the cable tied up so it's neater.
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Mine is securely stuck to my dashboard. If it was removed, possibly double stick tape might reattach. The pad is cheap enough that a new replacement may be best.
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Center console but I think there are 2 types of consoles mine has a open hump towards dash
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I have an 05 Tacoma, and did just that! Probably just about the same. I did not cut any plastic backing, but rather after removing the tray, I made a wooden "mount" that I screwed into the upper part of where the tray went then I screwed the brake controller holder onto the wooden "mount". I did have to work the wooden part a bit to fit the curve of the dash, and I put plastic anchors in the dash where it screws into it. Puts the unit at the height and angle that I wanted. Painted the wooden mount black, and you can hardly see it.
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Mine is hidden down below. Works fine. Does not have to be viewable to work.
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The suction cup is pliable and a little sticky. I think it may sick to a slightly textured surface. My dash is very slightly textured and mat. I hope I've helped.
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It has two brackets. One simple metal one and one contoured plastic one. If you install the plastic one then you can very quickly remove the controller to discourage theft. The metal bracket holds the unit in with screws so it would be a little more difficult to remove quickly.
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Controller works great and comes with bracket that is a u-shape bracket that bolts under the dash and the unit bolts into the bracket on each side.
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I don't think it would stick to a patterned dash. It does mount on the window really well, though. I use it for flying and have been through quite some turbulence without my ipad falling off.
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The pad has a glue tacky finish on the back side, there is a film that you remove exposing the tacky surface. Once you have chosen the location and pre cleaned the dash area the pad should never move.
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Yes. You have to clip or glue it somewhere on the dash. It's small, but not invisible.
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It is not in dash. It has a mount that you install. The unit itself can be removed from the mount and stored in a more secure location.
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It HAS to go on the dashboard. So, it will always be at least partially visible
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Unit has a sticky area that can be uncovered. I do not use the sticky area but just set in on the dash and it stays. Does not mark the dash.