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Three Wheelin'
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From: Baltimore, MD
If you don't mind holding it up to the windshield, you don't really need to mount it at all. And if the TL's windshield does block the signal, you can always just stick the pass up through the open moonroof!
"Outside-mounted EZPass" sounds to me like the precursor of "stolen EZPass."
"Outside-mounted EZPass" sounds to me like the precursor of "stolen EZPass."
Team Camel, VP for Zaino
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From: Madison, NJ
Originally posted by CLGator
If you don't mind holding it up to the windshield, you don't really need to mount it at all.
If you don't mind holding it up to the windshield, you don't really need to mount it at all.
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From: Bear Territory
I do the same with my FasTrak bridge toll payment transponder here in the SF Bay Area. I just put it in one of the little compartments underneath the head unit and pull it out when I need to cross the toll plaza.
I kind of wonder if I can just leave it in the compartment and still have it pick up.
I kind of wonder if I can just leave it in the compartment and still have it pick up.
Racer
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From: MA
Pug,
Where did you get your new set of ezpass velcro strips? I just went out and bought some velcro from home depot, and it doesn't adhere to the window all that well.
Where did you get your new set of ezpass velcro strips? I just went out and bought some velcro from home depot, and it doesn't adhere to the window all that well.
Originally posted by Pug
Before I got a new set of ezpass velcro strips, I just put the ezpass on the dash as I drove through the toll plaza. The texture of the TL's dash actually grabbed it pretty well, and it stayed put even when accelerating.
Before I got a new set of ezpass velcro strips, I just put the ezpass on the dash as I drove through the toll plaza. The texture of the TL's dash actually grabbed it pretty well, and it stayed put even when accelerating.
Racer
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From: IL
Before you glue velcro strips to your windshield, Pep Boys sells a bracket type rig for $5 that attaches to the windshield with suction cups. You slide the toll pass in until it locks, then stick it to the glass behind your mirror. Makes it easily transportable to another car without leaving anything permanently glued to your new car.
Team Camel, VP for Zaino
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From: Madison, NJ
Ezpass service center
Originally posted by marquis
Pug,
Where did you get your new set of ezpass velcro strips? I just went out and bought some velcro from home depot, and it doesn't adhere to the window all that well.
Pug,
Where did you get your new set of ezpass velcro strips? I just went out and bought some velcro from home depot, and it doesn't adhere to the window all that well.
http://www.e-zpassny.com/static/info/csc.html
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From: N.J.
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I've had an interior ezpass tag for four years and never had any issues. When I got my "04 TL I placed the tag behind the rear view mirror just below the dot pattern and began experiencing problems. At every toll plaza the reader took several seconds "after" coming to a complete stop to register. At some tolls the tag was never recognized. I called the ezpass service center in S.I. and they replaced it with an exterior tag. Problem with tag recognition solved. The toll display registers immediately again as I approach the reader. I'm not sure what caused the problem. The tag had just been replaced three months ago and was working fine. I also tried using the tag from my wife's car and it too experienced slow response times.
Intermediate
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From: Northern NJ
I put between mirror and windowshield and have no problem using on NJ turnpike everyday, even at "Super EZ Pass" driving at 65mph.
I had EZ Pass bracket using suction cups but it was terrible! The suction cups get so har in the winder and fell off many times.
I had EZ Pass bracket using suction cups but it was terrible! The suction cups get so har in the winder and fell off many times.
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From: Roll'n roll'n roll'n
Re: ez pass
Originally posted by BelTelMel
I've had an interior ezpass tag for four years and never had any issues. When I got my "04 TL I placed the tag behind the rear view mirror just below the dot pattern and began experiencing problems. At every toll plaza the reader took several seconds "after" coming to a complete stop to register. At some tolls the tag was never recognized. I called the ezpass service center in S.I. and they replaced it with an exterior tag. Problem with tag recognition solved. The toll display registers immediately again as I approach the reader. I'm not sure what caused the problem. The tag had just been replaced three months ago and was working fine. I also tried using the tag from my wife's car and it too experienced slow response times.
I've had an interior ezpass tag for four years and never had any issues. When I got my "04 TL I placed the tag behind the rear view mirror just below the dot pattern and began experiencing problems. At every toll plaza the reader took several seconds "after" coming to a complete stop to register. At some tolls the tag was never recognized. I called the ezpass service center in S.I. and they replaced it with an exterior tag. Problem with tag recognition solved. The toll display registers immediately again as I approach the reader. I'm not sure what caused the problem. The tag had just been replaced three months ago and was working fine. I also tried using the tag from my wife's car and it too experienced slow response times.
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