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heinrichnel Member Since: 07 Apr 2010 Location: Windhoek, Namibia Posts: 42 |
ok Sonic, sure I can wait a couple of weeks. I am very close to buying the Conrad-Anderson one, but the price is a bit steep. So the more info you can post about yours the better.
Thanks Hein |
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14th Apr 2010 1:31pm |
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Sonic3d Member Since: 28 Jan 2008 Location: Ross on Wye Posts: 1505 |
There`s not a lot more i can post about it that has not been said on this thread, its easy to install as i now have pictures for every wire that needs connecting in an actual Defender (mine) and not some generic instructions other kits would give you. I have done about 12,000 miles with my kit now and Andy from Allisport has done similar with no problems at all so it is proven to be reliable |
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14th Apr 2010 1:40pm |
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Naks Member Since: 27 Jan 2009 Location: Stellenbosch, ZA Posts: 2637 |
Sonic, I think the reason ppl are asking for more details is that unlike the Td5 cruise control, which everyone understood, yours is a 'black box' solution, i.e, you plug it in and it works, but we do not know how or why it works. Understandably, this makes ppl uncomfortable with this solution, hence the request for more technical details - is it a generic solution, is it a Ford-adapted solution, etc. Also, 2 installations over a combined total of 24Kmiles is not really a reliable sample size |
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14th Apr 2010 1:44pm |
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Sonic3d Member Since: 28 Jan 2008 Location: Ross on Wye Posts: 1505 |
Yes it is a black box well actually 2 little black boxes and a control pad All i can say is it works and is easy to use, and i think 24K miles with without problems is a lot more reliable than the vehicle its fitted too
Its covered by warranty for 1yr so there is no worry |
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14th Apr 2010 1:51pm |
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