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508d, 2006 mustang coupe


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2006mustangcoup 
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Location: Texas, United States
Posted: July 01, 2008 at 7:19 PM / IP Logged  

I have a 508D installed in my 2006 mustang coupe and it is installed in what seems to be the typical location, between the shift boot and the cup holder.

I have gotten good results from the left and right windows, but if I tilt it slightly I can get more coverage in the front of the vehicle also. Almost to the front bumber.

I have tinted windows on the sides and rear ( non metalic ) I would like to have more coverage twards the rear. The coverage becomes alot less because of the tint but if I move the sensor and lay it on the center of the back seat I get great coverage around the rear of the vehicle (bumber) and through the tint, But I loose my forward wondow and front vehicle coverage due to the sensor being two far back.

Is there a way to add a second sensor in line with the first to have one up front and one in back? Or use a free zone input?

I am also trying to understand how this unit works more to maybe help me understand some better placements as well.

I have also read some about putting the unit in the headliner and using the roof as a metalic reflective plane of some type. This would seem to be quite a hassle on this vehicle, and does this work?

Will this work for the 06 mustang?

Thanks

2006mustangcoup 
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Location: Texas, United States
Posted: July 01, 2008 at 10:12 PM / IP Logged  

After reading through the manual more and the 508D install guide, it says that "if you are using the 508D with a dei security system that has a multiplex input, you can connect both the blue and green wires to the multiplex input".

I have the Blue H1 / 7 (-) multiplexed input zone 4 free.

Because I am using zone 1 for shock sensor and zone 2 tied into the shock sensor wireing for 508D #1 could I use the free multiplexed input zone 4 for the second 508D?

If so, from what the directions say I connect the blue and green wires to the multiplex input and the red to 12v constant and black to ground and I should be able to run two dual zone sensors seperatly?

Are there any other multiplexed inputs?

If you add a tilt sensor, is this where you would connect it?


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