Hi, I have a new NS Exceed DiD A/T. I am about to fit various accessories to suit my caravanning excursions.
Can anyone advise on the following:
a. Where is the best place to mount an electric van Brake Controller? (the controller I have is a Tekonsha Voyager 9030). There seems to be very little knee/leg room under the dash and no substantial car part to mount the brake controller on.
b. Where is the best place to mount a GME model TX3440 (all controls on the microphone hand piece) UHF Radio unit? I anticipate mounting the microphone plug in the Diff Lock button cap (which is not used), but where should I mount the microphone clip and the actual radio unit?
c. I currently have rear vision mirror units which clip over the external window sill with a strap to the bottom of the door (used them on my previous Pajero) but do not like them. They are continually loose, scratch the windows every time they are raised and lowered and they slowly destroy the rubber molding on the window sill. Has anyone got any suggestions for a decent set of mirrors that extend out a fair way? I have tried the clip-on ones on the existing vehicle external mirrors but they do not extend out far enough.
I look forward to your suggestions. Thanks. Fred
Can anyone advise on the following:
a. Where is the best place to mount an electric van Brake Controller? (the controller I have is a Tekonsha Voyager 9030). There seems to be very little knee/leg room under the dash and no substantial car part to mount the brake controller on.
b. Where is the best place to mount a GME model TX3440 (all controls on the microphone hand piece) UHF Radio unit? I anticipate mounting the microphone plug in the Diff Lock button cap (which is not used), but where should I mount the microphone clip and the actual radio unit?
c. I currently have rear vision mirror units which clip over the external window sill with a strap to the bottom of the door (used them on my previous Pajero) but do not like them. They are continually loose, scratch the windows every time they are raised and lowered and they slowly destroy the rubber molding on the window sill. Has anyone got any suggestions for a decent set of mirrors that extend out a fair way? I have tried the clip-on ones on the existing vehicle external mirrors but they do not extend out far enough.
I look forward to your suggestions. Thanks. Fred
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