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Old 05-04-2014, 05:20 PM
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When you open your door, lets say the steps hit your shins. Will the steps stop or do the continue to drop all the way? I know they stop if they are retracting and something gets caught in them.
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Old 05-04-2014, 05:33 PM
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Originally Posted by Camofreak117
When you open your door, lets say the steps hit your shins. Will the steps stop or do the continue to drop all the way? I know they stop if they are retracting and something gets caught in them.
From what I know They are designed to stop in both directions. It has built in resistors in the controller that measures resistance and stops the motor from moving.
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Got one of it in the truck? Reason why I'm asking is I'm about to install a fuse block and these might be in the future. Sure it's possible to mount plenty of places?
I snagged a few pics of my engine bay, hopefully it helps. Mind the ND winter.

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I love mine. Only problem is that they make me want a 6 inch lift now.
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