Will the sensors be damaged or impacted when driving the car at high speed?
54708
I have had no problems so far, even with offroad driving they have worked perfectly.
54709
No. I have had them installed for over a year, and have driven at high speed on long trips with no problems. I was also concerned about ice and snow, and off road, but the sensors have not been damaged during any driving condition I have encountered.
54710
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54711
I had no trouble with the sensors but the display died after about 10 hours.
54712
i TRIED THEM UP TO 200 km/h AND THEY ARE FINE .,.... Go ahead and get yourself a set ,.... its a pice of mind .
54713
I have never pulled them past 60 MPH on our travel trailer and to be honest will not replace them with the same item when they break. The 5th wheel despite the broken English does not work and the answers from tech support make less sense than the manual that came with it.
54714
I have not had any problems at freeway speeds 70MPH+. Unless you drive maybe 90MPH+ you should not have any problems.I was initially wondered if they would put the wheels out of balance because they are a little large but at 70MPH I did not notice any additional vibration. If you plan on some very high speeds you should get a wheel balance with the sensors installed.
1376320
I would be careful about overloading the sensor. Also, don't run this test in a closed garage, for your own health.
222722
I don't know yet. I just received the sensors this week and will take them to Subaru this coming week. When I asked Subaru they said they couldn't tell me if these sensors would work until they actually install them and try to link to my system. If you want to ask again in 5 days, I'd be glad to let you know how it all worked out. By the way, my local Les Schwab has refused to install them saying they do not have access to the codes.
387299
My bet is that at higher speeds, it will throw off the balance of the wheel. Or should I say, the higher the speed, the more vibration will occur because of the weight.
189696
Unfortunately no.....the scanner just access the car's computer to tell you what it "sees" through the sensors that are placed in various parts of the engine, transmission, and body. Anything beyond the sensors will not be detected. If there is a short, open circuit, or other malfunction that doesn't affect a sensor then the computer will not detect it and the scanner can't report it.
604081
Perhaps not, I had recently ordered two knock sensors and intake gaskets, they where combined in one box, the sensors was tucked in the corner with some air pillows not much protection IMO. One thing I will mention they come in plastic bags from manufacture as well no box and I`m sure the person stocking your order from Amazon has no clue the sensitive nature of the sensors. BTW both of mine had no problems but I'm sure one keeps in the back of there mine, as I did `I hope they work' as it's a fare amount of work installing them just to find out they are defective from miss handling or poor packing.
1264759
I bought mine because the old one went bad, my cart mechanic diagnosed the problem. I read somewhere in my research that you need a special magnent to go with a "high speed" sensor. This alone will not give you more speed or power. Google your question, you should be able to find the same answer I did. Good luck! PS EASY to install and I'm a girl!
1514431
No. The sensors are part of the safety circuit. Could they be jumped out, yes if you knew what the resistance was telling the opener everything is ok.
1575459
I sent mine back because had to buy sensors separately I'm sure it would work ok for speed if leads are long enough.check out trail tech they make them also, call them very happy with mine and there sevice
494101
The tach and general wiring should be fine. Speedometer will probably be harder but could probably be retrofitted to use a different digital speedometer sensor.
7271
From my understanding the speed controller is not waterproof. Hope this helps.
14726
Not that I know off.. if truck is operating properly and oil gauge needle is all over the place its going to be the sensor
1281627
I have it in a Polaris Ranger Cew 800 and i have drove it up to 40 mph and it holds up. I have to tell you that when driving at high speeds it bubbles inwards creating a sail effect that will creat a lot of resistace on you UTV. I dont recommend for high speeds even though i will hold up. Hope this helps
942383
I do not know if it will damage it, but the unit will not work if you block the area where the sensoris located.I recommend you contact Contech to receive a correct answer to your question.
1315951
If you are not driving them into things as you state, you shouldn't break it... But if you do RUN into things going fast, good chance it will break. So far so good on the one I got my 10 year old for Christmas. Luckily we have a lot of wide open area for her to drive it. She has hit a few things at low speed and it hasn't broke yet, but nothing has been hit at full speed yet.
335929
No, they do not mess up or destroy the point of contact on my car (2013 Honda Fit). Install both part carefully and you will have no trouble
1850774
Yeah, u should definently be fine. I just noticed if u drive fast like over 70mph and hit bumps on the highway, it will slide a little bit but it's a great product.