Transponder Mounting Problems
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Transponder Mounting Problems
Has anyone had success finding where to mount transponders on the windshield?
We have one for our community gate and another for the tollway. We went to the dealer as we were told there is always a "sweet spot" in which you can mount these for use. Otherwise, the rain sensing windshield prevents the transponders from working.
Well, that didn't work either.
Our toll transponder works sometimes mounted right by the rear view window, but we can't find a way to get both to work all the time.
We don't want a front license plate frame on the car (our state doesn't have one) so that isn't an option.
Any suggestions?
We have one for our community gate and another for the tollway. We went to the dealer as we were told there is always a "sweet spot" in which you can mount these for use. Otherwise, the rain sensing windshield prevents the transponders from working.
Well, that didn't work either.
Our toll transponder works sometimes mounted right by the rear view window, but we can't find a way to get both to work all the time.
We don't want a front license plate frame on the car (our state doesn't have one) so that isn't an option.
Any suggestions?
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Are the new Rovers still supplied with Pilkington windshields? I've experimented for years and the best luck I've had was centering the transponder for tollways directly below the mirror mount. This has been the case for me on a Disco 2, 2006 Range Rover, and a 2006 LR3.
With regard to gated communities, I've seen issues with both the transponders and higher end vehicles, and in climates that include snow, plenty of issues with the bar code reader stickers that are used. I'm sure there is better technologies available, but most homeowners and HOA's already complain about dues...
With regard to gated communities, I've seen issues with both the transponders and higher end vehicles, and in climates that include snow, plenty of issues with the bar code reader stickers that are used. I'm sure there is better technologies available, but most homeowners and HOA's already complain about dues...
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I don't think radar detectors, toll transponders, and gate openers are the highest priority for any manufacturer. With tolls, worst case they get my license plate and link that to my account. With gated communities, once in a while it acts up and I enter a code. With regard to radar detectors, I no longer use one. Not because I no longer exceed th speed limit, but because laser is much more popular and hard to detect until you've already been nailed.
I love the quality of windshields in Land Rovers, as they seem to take a pretty good beating of rock chips before finally cracking. 145K on my LR3, and I only recently installed its 3rd windshield since buying the car new. That's impressive, because in Colorado it's considered normal to replace windshields yearly for most vehicles, given the amount of gravel we like to use in the winter months.
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DavC (12-04-2017)
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What other solutions are available that reflects heat and decreases the load on the AC? I just had a new windshield installed on my LR3, company arrived, he started, and then he quickly stopped when he realized the windshield didn't have the heat reflective technology. He said I wouldn't be happy without it, and scheduled a new appt a few days later.
I don't think radar detectors, toll transponders, and gate openers are the highest priority for any manufacturer. With tolls, worst case they get my license plate and link that to my account. With gated communities, once in a while it acts up and I enter a code. With regard to radar detectors, I no longer use one. Not because I no longer exceed th speed limit, but because laser is much more popular and hard to detect until you've already been nailed.
I love the quality of windshields in Land Rovers, as they seem to take a pretty good beating of rock chips before finally cracking. 145K on my LR3, and I only recently installed its 3rd windshield since buying the car new. That's impressive, because in Colorado it's considered normal to replace windshields yearly for most vehicles, given the amount of gravel we like to use in the winter months.
I don't think radar detectors, toll transponders, and gate openers are the highest priority for any manufacturer. With tolls, worst case they get my license plate and link that to my account. With gated communities, once in a while it acts up and I enter a code. With regard to radar detectors, I no longer use one. Not because I no longer exceed th speed limit, but because laser is much more popular and hard to detect until you've already been nailed.
I love the quality of windshields in Land Rovers, as they seem to take a pretty good beating of rock chips before finally cracking. 145K on my LR3, and I only recently installed its 3rd windshield since buying the car new. That's impressive, because in Colorado it's considered normal to replace windshields yearly for most vehicles, given the amount of gravel we like to use in the winter months.
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What other solutions are available that reflects heat and decreases the load on the AC? I just had a new windshield installed on my LR3, company arrived, he started, and then he quickly stopped when he realized the windshield didn't have the heat reflective technology. He said I wouldn't be happy without it, and scheduled a new appt a few days later.
I don't think radar detectors, toll transponders, and gate openers are the highest priority for any manufacturer. With tolls, worst case they get my license plate and link that to my account. With gated communities, once in a while it acts up and I enter a code. With regard to radar detectors, I no longer use one. Not because I no longer exceed th speed limit, but because laser is much more popular and hard to detect until you've already been nailed.
I love the quality of windshields in Land Rovers, as they seem to take a pretty good beating of rock chips before finally cracking. 145K on my LR3, and I only recently installed its 3rd windshield since buying the car new. That's impressive, because in Colorado it's considered normal to replace windshields yearly for most vehicles, given the amount of gravel we like to use in the winter months.
I don't think radar detectors, toll transponders, and gate openers are the highest priority for any manufacturer. With tolls, worst case they get my license plate and link that to my account. With gated communities, once in a while it acts up and I enter a code. With regard to radar detectors, I no longer use one. Not because I no longer exceed th speed limit, but because laser is much more popular and hard to detect until you've already been nailed.
I love the quality of windshields in Land Rovers, as they seem to take a pretty good beating of rock chips before finally cracking. 145K on my LR3, and I only recently installed its 3rd windshield since buying the car new. That's impressive, because in Colorado it's considered normal to replace windshields yearly for most vehicles, given the amount of gravel we like to use in the winter months.
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