Aftermarket back up sensor/parking assist
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Aftermarket back up sensor/parking assist
Any recommandations on Aftermarket back up sensor/parking assists? Also, the prices for them along with installation and labor. Thanks
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I personally haven't used any... so all I can recommend at this point is www.google.com
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I have them installed at one of my local shops all the time for my customers. They charge me between $200 to $275 depending on the car, installed.
I just did it on my friend's car:
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I just did it on my friend's car:
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hey shoofin, so its both front and back sensor? or just back? And was the unit included in the $200+? What is the name/model of it?
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It cost me $300 for the Vette, because of the labor involved and the sensors come by default in Black and I had them painted (OEM color) to match the car.
I don't remember the name of the system, I can find out tomorrow.
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It's not my shop, i'm in the car business and forward most of my work to a specific shop near me. My office is in Hewlett, and the shop I take it to is in Lynbrook. I have to find out how much it would cost, but it will be somewhere in the $200-$300 ballpark depending on the labor involved, and if you want the sensors painted to match your body color or not.
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It's not my shop, i'm in the car business and forward most of my work to a specific shop near me. My office is in Hewlett, and the shop I take it to is in Lynbrook. I have to find out how much it would cost, but it will be somewhere in the $200-$300 ballpark depending on the labor involved, and if you want the sensors painted to match your body color or not.
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I saw a setup on ebay that interested me. It looks like a foil tape strip. You pull the bumper cover and simply tape it to the inside. Its got a piezio and you tap into the reverse lights for power. Looked interesting as it didn't require drilling any holes. But I couldn't find any information beyond that so I passed on it.
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or check this out guys! its DIY and complete parts! i read some thread that this guy put on his 2010 TSX pretty dope tho!
http://www.etrailer.com/Electronics/...HM60100VA.html
http://www.etrailer.com/Electronics/...HM60100VA.html
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