I was thinking about using this on my pickup truck as I cannot garage it. I would buy a couple of these for the hood and cab. Would this work?
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I don't see why not. You just have to pay attention to amp maximum running off the controller (and your outlet of course). There's nothing magical about these mats. They are on my walkway all Winter and they get walked on several times each day. I've considered using them in other "non-walkway" locations.
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I can't think of a reason you couldn't, as long as the electrical cord reached. These are light weight, unlike their last version of step warmers.
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That's a good question. They work terrific on my wooden deck. If you don't have any wind blowing, to blow them off of your truck, or if you had a way of to tie them down. They do have holes in each corner reinforced with metal, for some thing to hook to. Good luck
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My one heats very gently and does the job .. As there is no auto shutoff or timer built in just read the specs on leaving it on metal surfacesI for obvious safety reasons ..was submerged in water and frozen into ice .. Once turned on melted the encased ice and I pulled it out of water and it still worked �
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To answer your question yes and no it would fit on but you most likely wouldn't be able to close the hood all the way. But they're more of one or the other kind of parts and not together.
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Kind of depends on which way you're lifting the door. They should work if you're lifting on the 4 foot dimension pivoting along the 8 foot dimension. Two of them hold the hood to my Jeep Cherokee up without a problem.
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It could be set on something, but not for use. It would get too hot unless you are pulling air through the hood to keep the temps down. Even then, it would probably lose some light coverage. Best bet is to hang it. It has some weight to it, so if you have to make a mounting structure make it sturdy.
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I would recommend going to junk yard and finding original equipment or going to dealership and purchasing the original equipment as opposed to trying to make this work. This could work, but I don't see it fitting or working as well as the original piece. If you need to make something to fit due to something that has been customized in engine compartment, yes - this would work just fine. This stuff can withstand a lot of heat, bends and flexes very easily. I have it attached with metal tie wrapped around an AC line near turbo exhaust. I hope this helps...
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Should work fine. Make sure you mount the filler neck fitting as vertical as you can get it so it will seal up good and not over fill. I took the bed off my truck to do the install, made the whole job way easier.
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Hi Cynthia..yes this will work...very easy if you already have the tow package wiring...if you don't ..you will have to wire it your self like I did...which took me about an hour...instructions are easy...ive used this towing heavy loads through the mountains and I really like how you can manually change the settings with ease while driving...this is an excellent unit....Bob
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Most likely there should be no problem with this item being used for your truck. Just be sure to let it heat in the sun to help stretch as you install the cover.
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Think if you are liberal with the mounting tape it could work. I have mine simply stuck by the magnet on the side of my stainless steel range hood and have had no problem.
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It suggests to secure it using as many as screws possible. The hood comes with an extra black plate for hanging it over its back with those extra screws. Mine just hung over my cabinet without the black plate and those extra screws/nuts, and it works just good enough for us.
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Hello, Thank you for the inquiry. The hood scoop is universal and will need some modification to fit any specific vehicle. The hood scoop is used with your stock hood. Thank you!
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Hi. I couldn't get a clear answer on this for my Avalanche truck, so I removed the broken one off my truck, and compared the pictures. It ended up working, although they were not exactly the same. Good Luck.
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I'd worry more about the depth of the screw if your doors are thin. If you have 1/2 thickness on your cab door, these will work. Less than that, I'm not sure. If you're worried about the hardness of the wood, pre-drill and add a little soap (liquid or dry--doesn't matter) to each screw right before you screw it in. I installed mine on the back side of a pantry door.
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Nopehttp://www.lundinternational.com/products/hood-protection/hoodflector/#.U1Wjks7n_bUBut I'm sure they have some that work.
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Well, if you're mounting it to your pickup, I would mount it behind the cab, to the front of a toolbox if you have one. If you use a 90° bracket, you'll have plenty of room.
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They are made for the hatch, and they work perfectly. I would assume if your wanting lifts for the hood, you should look up the number with Monroe, and if they are the same number, then they would probably work. I would just look up the Monroe hood lifts for your car year and model, and buy those, they will be made for that specific application and will work for sure. Hope this helps.
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I have a pickup with a top that stays on all the time. It's mounted in the truck bed about 3 feet from the cab. Works fine. Youtube has some installation videos. Great product for the price.