Reverse Vehicle Aid Sensor
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Reverse Vehicle Aid Sensor
Now I understand why you guys like your Super Duties so much. I took delivery on mine last week and I feel like my ##### just grew 3 inches. Cheaper than an implant. Anyway---
I was surprised to see that the transducer units, for the reversing sensor alert system, were mounted on the surface of the rear bumper instead of being recessed.In fact they protrude about 3/4 of an inch, just begging to be crunched in my local Wal-Mart parking lot. Are these transducers more rugged than they look or inexpensive enough that it doesn't matter?
I was surprised to see that the transducer units, for the reversing sensor alert system, were mounted on the surface of the rear bumper instead of being recessed.In fact they protrude about 3/4 of an inch, just begging to be crunched in my local Wal-Mart parking lot. Are these transducers more rugged than they look or inexpensive enough that it doesn't matter?
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Reverse Vehicle Aid Sensor
I was thinking more about times that my truck is parked and is "accidentally" bumped by someone else. I guess I will have to make a habit of parking "nose to the line" in the parking lot.
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Yeah- I was just giving you a hard time. ;-)
I think you'll find that parking out in the "north 40" is a lot easier than trying to maneuver a Super Duty into a parking space. Plus, you don't have to worry as much about other yahoos bumping your truck.
I think you'll find that parking out in the "north 40" is a lot easier than trying to maneuver a Super Duty into a parking space. Plus, you don't have to worry as much about other yahoos bumping your truck.
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