Back-up Sensor
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JK Newbie
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From: East Orleans, MA
Back-up Sensor
Would appreciate hearing from anyone with experience with the EchoMaster Back Up Sensor (from Quadratech)---or any other back-up warning device.I have a 2011 Wrangler.
Thanks Andy Holik
Thanks Andy Holik
JK Junkie
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Someone screaming "your on my foot" is always a good warning device!!! You could buy bigger mirrors....
The thing with back up sensors is that they're very sensitive/fragile. If you go wheeling and get them submerged, muddy or bounce of a rock or a tree you could be just throwing your money away.
Good luck.
The thing with back up sensors is that they're very sensitive/fragile. If you go wheeling and get them submerged, muddy or bounce of a rock or a tree you could be just throwing your money away.
Good luck.
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JK Newbie
Joined: Aug 2011
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From: East Orleans, MA
Back-up sensor
[QUOTE=NH-JK;2444552]Someone screaming "your on my foot" is always a good warning device!!! You could buy bigger mirrors....
The thing with back up sensors is that they're very sensitive/fragile. If you go wheeling and get them submerged, muddy or bounce of a rock or a tree you could be just throwing your money away.
Good luck.[/QUOTE
Thanks for the tip You're kind to reply.
The thing with back up sensors is that they're very sensitive/fragile. If you go wheeling and get them submerged, muddy or bounce of a rock or a tree you could be just throwing your money away.
Good luck.[/QUOTE
Thanks for the tip You're kind to reply.