What did you do today to your 3/S?

[Elderloc]

Is that a "Stage 3" port / polish?? 35 hours for one? WOW.

[Bloodlust182]

Nah, mostly removed the casting lines from the sides of the ports and any flash that was in the ports. Also knife edged the exhaust ports as seen in the photos.

[green-lantern]

I have this system in my father in-law's Mazda 929. We hate it. Maybe it was poorly installed but it is so sensitive you can very easily lock yourself out of the car because the key has to be so close to the sensor for it to work. If you open the car and toss the keys onto the passenger seat that's far enough away from the sensor that it will lock the car again. I'm extremely tempted to just rip it out.

Sounds like the antenna is too little powered, or hidden and interfeared with.

This, the prox sensors are behind metal or just not in a good place.

What are good places to mount the antenna(s)?
Antennas should be mounted on a Non-Enclosed and Non-Metallic material such as clear glass or plastic trim panels. Recommended placements for the Front-Antenna is on the top-left corner of the front windshield and bottom-left corner of the rear windshield for the Rear-Antenna. The Bypass-Antenna can be placed around the edge of the front windshield so it can sense the Bypass Transponder Card within one inch away from outside of the vehicle. Do not place antenna in locations that will be shield by metallic material.

Paul would you mind throwing a thread up on the install do's, and don'ts? I am aways out before even thinking of installng mine...

Proximity Entry Install Help - 3000GT/Stealth International Message Center

[CoopKill]

Swapped the fender, and did some temp bodywork to the hood till I get a chance to work on the spare. Drove it to work with expired paltes! Rebel!

[IPD]

somehow...i missed the fact that bill has another 3/s...

[CoopKill]

Ninja purchased a few months ago, pics were posted in my build thread.

[green-lantern]

I'm blind!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!








Free rep to whoever can tell me what I used as a trim piece to house the LED.

[stealthee]

Looks almost like a piece of bedliner

[sergechronos]

Free rep to whoever can tell me what I used as a trim piece to house the LED.

Duct tape. Thanks, I'll take my rep in the form of tequila ;D

In all seriousness, could you use like a finishing washer and then just trim the sides/rounded areas off to fit? Pictures are a bit too low quality to really come up with a solution ATM (or maybe my brain is low quality tonight courtesy of vodka.) If I get enough progress made the next few days moving, maybe I can swing by to harass you and check it out.

[CoopKill]

George Foreman Grill!