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02-18-2004, 10:11 AM
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Backup sensors (aftermarket)
I have used the AutoPark2000 on my wife's Pathfinder and she loved it. I installed a second on her new Maxima. For Cerberus, I was thinking of getting on of the multi sensor ones that are out there. Ebay has 2 types, and there are a bunch more. Anyone used any? Opinions? Dislikes?
I will not be cutting into the backup light as I tow and will be putting in a manual switch. I hate the !@#$%^ beeping while I am backing the trailer down!!! |
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Reverse Backing Systems has some really nice models that i personally like. The one i have has four sensors which gives much more coverage in the back.
Also, the truck model (the one i have) works up to 10 feet away (instead of the ~4 feet on the other ones). It only alerts you within 5 feet witht he beeping. I am sure you can include a toggle switch to turn the sensors off when you are backing up your trailer. The model i have is here: http://www.reversebackingsystems.com/ETA-S.html |
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