where is the sensor mounted
452425
It mounts on the center handle bar post. There is a bracket that mounts where the handle bar cap is in the center.
452426
Just like the wired model, the pickup sensor is located on the front fork in a location where the magnet on the spoke will trigger it. The pickup sensor then sends a wireless signal to the readout unit fastened on your handlebars. There is a flat battery in the handlebar unit and sensor on the forks. The batteries seem to last about 18 months. Only problem is you lose the data in the unit when you change batteries so it is best to record anything that you don't want to lose. If you are keen to have the unit accurate it is a bit of trial and error getting the correct figure for your wheel diameter determined. You can put the tire size in from the chart they supply, but that will only be within 5-10%. I measured a three mile route on the highway and then kept riding the bike and adjusting the figure until the three mile on the bike was the same as that of the car. So it is a bit of a pain getting this figure only to lose it when you change the battery. So if you do all that to have the meter accurate, make sure you record that figure. Overall I just love it. It beats the wired one all to hell. I have one on each of my bikes. Hope this helped.
1048602
Underneath the unit. There is a clip that the wires, including the sensor, attach to.
624409
Upstream sensors are located before your catalytic converter and downstream are located after the converter. Using the diagrams in the repair help section on autozone.com can help a lot.
1743736
It's wired. I mounted mine on the left side of the instrument cluster. Works well.
1812462
Yes. As Stephanie said, the sensor can easily be mounted where it would be visible to the remote. My unit is mounted in the central console - deep inside the console. The sensor is mounted on the side of the console near the floorboard and is almost invisible. Works great.
2136633
That's a really good question! I have no idea. Depends on where the sensor is.
2197184
None what so ever.I stopped using it after 6 months as one sensor failed and too much hassle to get a replacement.
2028556
I believe Bank 1, sensor 1, is on the back of the manifold and is accessible from underneath the car. Hope this is helpful. : )
532075
It has a short mounting stub. I needed a longer mounting stub so I used the one from my old Heath sensor and it fit perfectly. You may not need that modification.
1486101
It is in the install instructions. If u don't have them try google. It is all about moving te sensing unit to the right or left.
1676780
Mine came with a plastic mounting bracket similar to one that would come with a smoke alarm in that it slotted and the sensor is inserted and rotated into place after the bracket is mounted. It also came with temp mounting strips.
47565
It's the temp sensor. This transducer is intended for "shoot through hull" installation and the temp sensor wire is run to the outside (generally over the transon) to read the surface temp of the water.
1642997
The system is armed, not specific sensors. What you could do is remove specific sensors from the sensor & add it back later, but takes a bit of effort.
831643
This sensor module is meant to be located at such a place and orientation where it will best detect the expected motion and it is to be connected to a processor board with a connector and cable or 3-wires. It cannot be plugged into a breadboard as you can see, because the components on its PCB will contact the breadboard before the pins do.
1109068
no, the sensor is housed in that little thing sticking up out of the unit in the photo. it's connected by a short wire to the unit so i imagine you could cut it and attach your own sensor to it.
242319
not sure !!! I think it should me mounted upright as the sensor may not work right !!
1579737
Where will u be installing the transducer that the transom mount will not work