wil it work on vertical vents? I have a 2002 mini van
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As the others have said, it isn't designed for vertical vent louvers. You could clamp it on the vertical vent, and if you tighten it, it should hold more or less, but you wouldn't be able to use the support leg that is meant to rest on the bottom of the vent and/or the dash. In your case, the support leg would be facing to the right or left, not doing any supporting. But, that being said, if you want to give it a try, the connector does allow you to pivot your GPS, so at least it would be facing the correct direction. Maybe you could contact Garmin and see if they make (or will make) a model for vertical vents...? As the others have said, it isn't designed for vertical vent louvers. You could clamp it on the vertical vent, and if you tighten it, it should hold more or less, but you wouldn't be able to use the support leg that is meant to rest on the bottom of the vent and/or the dash. In your case, the support leg would be facing to the right or left, not doing any supporting. But, that being said, if you want to give it a try, the connector does allow you to pivot your GPS, so at least it would be facing the correct direction. Maybe you could contact Garmin and see if they make (or will make) a... » Read More As the others have said, it isn't designed for vertical vent louvers. You could clamp it on the vertical vent, and if you tighten it, it should hold more or less, but you wouldn't be able to use the support leg that is meant to rest on the bottom of the vent and/or the dash. In your case, the support leg would be facing to the right or left, not doing any supporting. But, that being said, if you want to give it a try, the connector does allow you to pivot your GPS, so at least it would be facing the correct direction. Maybe you could contact Garmin and see if they make (or will make) a model for vertical vents...? « Show Less
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If you *could* get it to work! I think it might wear out quickly. The grip to the vent is controlled by a knob, so if you make it the maximum tightness it should hold. But I would think everyday normal motion of the vehicle would turn the adjuster and you'd find it on the floor.
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I don't think it is designed for vertical vents. It works fine on my horizontal vents though.
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It should work. No vacuum holding, just heavy. Works great on my smooth dashboard.
924308
Vertical bracket. I made another bracket just to install the can to it. You can look for any extra hole in ur engine compartment wall that will fit the bracket of the can...
2018753
This mount is designed to fit whether you have horizontal or vertical vents.
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This could be a "yes or no answer": I doubt that this will fit "vertically strutted air vents", as the back clips are stationary and NOT movable/twistable. ALTERNATIVELY: You CAN twist the support body (that part that has the actual clips on it) and they WILL fit in that configuration on your vertical vents, OR suggest you try for one that will accept "vertically oriented air vent slats". Hope this helped you in your decision making process ;) (I checked out a few pages of "air vent clips" and they ALL seemed to be made specifically for the horizontal configuration~~go figure? )
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Not sure I used the one I got on my wood boiler on the blower its in the verticall position works great.
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Yes. It will mount to a non-fan vent with out a problem.It will keep the rain out. And it works (allows air to circulate) while driving down the road.
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Yes it would, i put mine on a naked topper roof and worked great. See no reason why wouldnt work on van..might have to get little longer bolts...but should work fine
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If you have outside vent access this kit plus the extension should do the trick. The plastic sections are very flexible and we have several 90 degree turns in ours.
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Yes. I installed mine vertically. Holds fairly tight. Just have to make sure the window is closed tight enough to hold it.
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It should work as long as the air racks fit snugly against the roof when you tie them down.
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If you are referring to a standard size Prius Level v (5), then yes. If you are referring to the larger Prius model V, then I would say probably not. I would try emailing the vendor to see if they make a set of ventshades for the larger Prius V if that is what you have. And yes, I love the ventshades on my car!
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Yes, for vertical mount. I mounted the smallest one horizontally and I had to add a large hose clamp to secure it.
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I think its designed more for a horizontal or slight slope than a vertical mount. Try some chimney strap mounts. my .02, good luck.
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I'll chime in on this too, you can use it on any type of vent. Once installed on any vent the vent louvers themselves will be weighted-down by the device as well as the phone so vertical adjustment is lost.I installed mine on the next to last louver to the bottom and the support leg on the back actually rests against the face of the dash; I added a small bit of foam to the support leg so it wouldn't scratch the finish of the dash. Putting the device on the bottom louver allows the vent to be open as much as possible, any higher and the louvers would be shut to the point that there was little air flow. I'll chime in on this too, you can use it on any type of vent. Once installed on any vent the vent louvers themselves will be weighted-down by the device as well as the phone so vertical adjustment is lost.I installed mine on the next to last louver to the bottom and the support leg on the back actually rests against the face of the dash; I added a small bit of foam to the support leg so it wouldn't scratch the finish of the dash. Putting the device on the bottom louver allows the vent to be open as much as possible, any higher and the louvers would be shut to the point that... » Read More I'll chime in on this too, you can use it on any type of vent. Once installed on any vent the vent louvers themselves will be weighted-down by the device as well as the phone so vertical adjustment is lost.I installed mine on the next to last louver to the bottom and the support leg on the back actually rests against the face of the dash; I added a small bit of foam to the support leg so it wouldn't scratch the finish of the dash. Putting the device on the bottom louver allows the vent to be open as much as possible, any higher and the louvers would be shut to the point that there was little air flow. « Show Less
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Should work on either depending on your style of mounting. Mine was vertical. Bolts up through the motor holes. My original pump was not as thick. I needed longer bolts
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I am not sure. They provide clips that work on both vert. and horz. vents so I would think it would.