I am confused with the install.
In the package was a foam feeling pad and two rubber pads where one side is covered and sticky.
what is each peice for? which do I use for the sensor and which can I use to make the mount tight?
What is for what?
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I am confused with the install.
In the package was a foam feeling pad and two rubber pads where one side is covered and sticky.
what is each peice for? which do I use for the sensor and which can I use to make the mount tight?
What is for what?
😕
The plastic pad that is sticky only on one side is used for the speed sensor. stick it on your fork where you would like the sensor to be, the plastic pad is to prevent your speed sensor cracking. two cables ties should be able to hold the sensor in place.
the two small foam feeling pads are waterproof seals for your watch, use them when you change your batteries.
hope that helps.
a1086528 said:The plastic pad that is sticky only on one side is used for the speed sensor. stick it on your fork where you would like the sensor to be, the plastic pad is to prevent your speed sensor cracking. two cables ties should be able to hold the sensor in place.
the two small foam feeling pads are waterproof seals for your watch, use them when you change your batteries.
hope that helps.
Okay thanks.
I do not think I used them correctly but it works the way I did it 🙂
FastFly said:I am confused with the install.
In the package was a foam feeling pad and two rubber pads where one side is covered and sticky.
what is each peice for? which do I use for the sensor and which can I use to make the mount tight?
What is for what?
😕
I hope that this is of some help.
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