Low Tech Solution for Overhead Lighting
I've read a few threads about not having sufficient overhead lighting at night… specifically the lack of light to find your garage door button.
I simply applied one of those VERY small stick-on "cushions"...the kind you’d put on a very, very small chair leg. (It’s about ¼ inch wide.) I use the Braille method at night, but at least I can find it fast, and without setting off any of the other two remote buttons I have programmed into the car.
I know... I know...it's low tech,
and should not be necessary in such a luxury car....but it works!
I simply applied one of those VERY small stick-on "cushions"...the kind you’d put on a very, very small chair leg. (It’s about ¼ inch wide.) I use the Braille method at night, but at least I can find it fast, and without setting off any of the other two remote buttons I have programmed into the car.
I know... I know...it's low tech,
and should not be necessary in such a luxury car....but it works!
Ditto here..... I used a very small piece of 1/2 of velcro. Having 3 garage doors, I put a small piece on the first one and the third one. The very first day I brought the car home I couldn't find them (the buttons). Maybe after I train myself where the 1st bay button is, I'll be able to remove it. It's hardly noticeable to someone else. The real fact is they should be where you can see them and actually could be put somewhere within easy reach.
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Maakaveli,
Here's a link as an example of what I used... they are just small adhesive pads.
http://www.levelingmounts.com/feltpa...FQ5abQodtDqpLQ
Any hardware store should have something like this...
I tried to post a picture , but could not figure out how to do it....
you'll have to use your imagination!
Thanks
Here's a link as an example of what I used... they are just small adhesive pads.
http://www.levelingmounts.com/feltpa...FQ5abQodtDqpLQ
Any hardware store should have something like this...
I tried to post a picture , but could not figure out how to do it....
you'll have to use your imagination! Thanks
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