This holder falls from glass, dashboard-is any one know's how to put this properly?
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Mine stays on for months at a time. I did notice that the suction cup lever was a bit tricky.Make sure the lever is in the "up" position, then put the suction cup against the glass. Make sure it is flat all around.Then toggle the lever to the "down" position and the suction cup will be engaged.As long as the rubber is flat against the glass first, it should stay on until you release the leaver to take it back off.
522993
Clean the spot you want to put it. And add a little bit of water on the suction Cup. should work
808065
You just put one side in at an angle and then push the other side in. The holder will give a little. It has rubber side that grip my Iphone really well. It's never come off, even with some light trail riding.
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The little thing that sticks out underneath the clips needs to be secure against your dashboard. I know this is kinda vague but I hope it helps and fixes your problem.
2277953
Hi Sam, are you using the transparent plastic holders? I noticed that they give much better support when installed.
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don't even think about installing this on any dashboards. Mine falls off after a day or two and then your phone crashes on to the floor. The dashboard materials are not good for adhesives and nothing sticks to it. don't even try. if you stick it on to the windshield glass, the suction cup is used and it is OK
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In my car it kept falling over and the dashboard did not slope. I had to attach double sided Velcro to the gps. I think the product will slide off..
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I don't think so, it's done with a suction cup. My dashboard is a plasticy material as well, but I actually stick it to my windshield. It's adjustable enough to be able to position it from either dash or windshield.
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You can use the disc with red "chassis paste" included to stick to a textured dashboard and then attach the suction cup to the disc. The suction cup itself needs a flat surface.
1202540
I tried dash mounting, and it held great with a dash mounting plate that I glued to the dash. I went back to the windshield since there was MUCH LESS vibration effect being mounted to the windshield.
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Ok Ron.....CMS panel- If u are referring to the metal piece that shoots up the back of the unit, there shud be a small clear round rubber bumper that sits on top of this metal. The glass rests on that, and that alone- on the BACK. On both SIDES of the unit there are metal "legs" on top of the wood arches that hold the glass from the sides. In the front of the unit, there is one adjustable leg that sticks up from the front crossbar. The glass in total is supported on six spots. I don't know where u would put this glass pad, but I am pretty sure this was not included in the equipment. If you are still uncertain, and can figure out a way for me to send you pictures of where the glass sits, let me know.
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Mine is securely stuck to my dashboard. If it was removed, possibly double stick tape might reattach. The pad is cheap enough that a new replacement may be best.
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Same problem...............you can try to lower the plastic a little on the glass...........Either way.......even if it works.....it is not a SECURE stop......
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It's my sons car and it's been awhile, but I think it mounts where the cup holder mounts with a couple screws. At first it looked a little flimsy how it mounted but he has had it 2 years with out issues. It is useful but not very big storage but there's not much room anyway. I think he would recommend it. Good luck
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I use a "Garmin Friction Mount" by that just lays on the dash. It has a sticky bottom that holds very well. Amazon has them.
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I would try velcro strips to hold it in place, it should work just fine I used small screws on mine since is more of a permanent installation.
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This product is designed to sit on top of the dash and its sticky surface tends to not let it slide. It is not permanently attached. Works ok for me. Joe