Toby
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Registered: 29th Nov 05
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just had my toad fitted with dual shock senors but the dual shock sensor only works on the passinger side, is this normal or has he been a lazy bugger and not done the drivers side? i mean everything else has been so good i just in two minds on whether its a standard thing or him just fucking it off (whihc i cant belivev tbh) anyways any info appreicated
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DAZ1985
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Location: Scholar Green, Cheshire
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dual zone shock sensor? thats different to dual zone proximity isnt it?
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Toby
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yeah dual proximity is where you get to close and it gives a warning didnt want that as bus goes past my house and would set it off all the time, dual shock is where a light touch gives a warning and a bang or second impact sets it off
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DAZ1985
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Is the control unit in the middle of the car?
The zone it makes doesnt go through metal and needs to be central in the car
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Toby
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iirc he told me that the dual shock was on impact as opposed to zonal so the box posisiton(which is under glovebox) wouldnt make a difference
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DAZ1985
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if its proximity then it needs to be where the gear stick is.
dual zone microwave senses air movement
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Toby
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yeah i understood that but its a dual shock sensor, it beeps on light impact and then alarm sounds under on second or harder impact
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DAZ1985
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its too far over the passenger side of the car
try moving it if you can to a central position but it will need to be mounted to something fairly solid and not plastic interior parts
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