E-Z Pass transponder mounting
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E-Z Pass transponder mounting
Since I don't see any tinting on my 2013 ML windshield, I guess I can mount my E-Z Pass transponder at the top of the windshield to the right of the rear view mirror. If anyone has experience mounting their transponder I would appreciate your suggestions if my proposed location will result in any problems. Thanks
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Since I don't see any tinting on my 2013 ML windshield, I guess I can mount my E-Z Pass transponder at the top of the windshield to the right of the rear view mirror. If anyone has experience mounting their transponder I would appreciate your suggestions if my proposed location will result in any problems. Thanks
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Our toll road system is replacing their old school transponder "boxes" with stickers - they look really ugly when placed onto the ML windshield because they have a great big "E470 toll" advertisement, and there is no place to hide them (such as a blacked out portion on the windscreen).
I'm thinking about getting some black double-sided tape to place between the sticker and the windshield, hopefully this will make the sticker a little less conspicuous?
I'm thinking about getting some black double-sided tape to place between the sticker and the windshield, hopefully this will make the sticker a little less conspicuous?
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Our toll road system is replacing their old school transponder "boxes" with stickers - they look really ugly when placed onto the ML windshield because they have a great big "E470 toll" advertisement, and there is no place to hide them (such as a blacked out portion on the windscreen).
I'm thinking about getting some black double-sided tape to place between the sticker and the windshield, hopefully this will make the sticker a little less conspicuous?
I'm thinking about getting some black double-sided tape to place between the sticker and the windshield, hopefully this will make the sticker a little less conspicuous?
A trick, if you don't want to see it all the time is that you can put it on your sunroof. It'll be more hidden this way.
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Thanks for the reply another_geek and MLee. I stuck it on today. I just wanted to make sure that there wasn't some coating on the windshield I was missing that would prevent the transponder from working properly.
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When we lived in NJ, we used the front plate mounted E-Z Pass transponder as we didn't like the aesthetics of mounting the boxes on the windshield permanently or keeping it in the center console and taking it out when needed.
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"rkao" In NC we don't have front plates, so no holes in the front of my ML (which is a good thing). The windshield mounted transponder I just received is much smaller than my old one. It's the same width, but only about 1/3 the length, so with it mounted at the top of the windshield I can't see it from the driver's seat.
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Since I don't see any tinting on my 2013 ML windshield, I guess I can mount my E-Z Pass transponder at the top of the windshield to the right of the rear view mirror. If anyone has experience mounting their transponder I would appreciate your suggestions if my proposed location will result in any problems. Thanks
You can notice the white transponder but if centred and square it is fine.