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paultman 
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Posted: June 17, 2003 at 1:21 PM / IP Logged  
Initially I had used a bolt attached to a huge pipe/frame of the car behind the glove compartment (the shock sensor had a screw hole so i didn't need wiretie or double sided tape).  Though I have yet to adjust the sensitivity (issues with romotes) it doesn't seem to go off much.  I was thinking maybe my mounting location was not good, like i said, it's screwed tight to the frame.  Maybe when i jar the car the frame doesn't move enough to trip the sensor.  Had I mounted it to say a bunch of wires, the sensor would move more when the car was jarred (the wires can move more freely then the actual steel frame....)
 
    Is my hypothesis incorrect?  Am I fine with bolting it to the frame or should i attach it to something with more range of motion, like the wires behind my stereo or something.....
 
THANKS FOR YOUR ADVISE!!!
 
Paul
alanleary 
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Posted: June 17, 2003 at 11:48 PM / IP Logged  
try mounting it to the front fender under the hood , the fender will have enough vibration to set it off
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Posted: June 18, 2003 at 9:01 AM / IP Logged  
typical mounting location is on the steering column.
When the car is jarred, the suspension moves just slightly, moving the steering which then vibrates the steering column.

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