Hiding an add-on keypad
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Hiding an add-on keypad
I wanted to add a keypad to my car but I thought it didn't look right by the door handle. The keypad spoiled the lines. So where to put it? I had just added a Steeda gas cap. The backside of the cap is flat. The keypad fits perfectly, you can't tell from the outside, and doesn't interfer when gasing the car.
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Its a keyless entry thing.
One more thing to go wrong.
There are better ways to spend the dough.
I just use the fob like Ford intended and all is well.
No need for the add on keypad like grandmas Lincoln has.
There is such a thing as too many add ons.
The old reed switch in the rubber weatherstrip does it for me.
Just pass a high powered magnet over the general area and the door unlocks.
Now if it was fingerprint ID, you might have something there.
Until you need to go to the hospital because you just
lopped all your fingers off....
One more thing to go wrong.
There are better ways to spend the dough.
I just use the fob like Ford intended and all is well.
No need for the add on keypad like grandmas Lincoln has.
There is such a thing as too many add ons.
The old reed switch in the rubber weatherstrip does it for me.
Just pass a high powered magnet over the general area and the door unlocks.
Now if it was fingerprint ID, you might have something there.
Until you need to go to the hospital because you just
lopped all your fingers off....
Last edited by 157dB; 02-24-2012 at 02:44 PM.
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