What's with these?
09-20-2012, 08:42 AM
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What's with these?
New to Cherokee not new to Jeep.... just got my 2000 Cherokee Limited and when I bought it the seller (second owner) said he left these stickers on the windows thinking they had something to do with the remote... I can't imagine they have anything to do with the remote except to tell the production line what to install/program..... they've apparently made it 12 plus years on the window.... so what in fact are they? OK to scrape em off?
09-20-2012, 08:44 AM
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I'd call that phone number.
09-20-2012, 08:55 AM
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Use the bar code scanner on your smartphone and see what comes up.
09-20-2012, 09:29 AM
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Here's what I found out.... shoulda done this first I guess....
Electronic Entry Systems (eesgate.com) sells barrier gates, entry systems.... allows a barcode reader to identify the vehicle and open a gate.
Automatic Vehicle Identification (AVID) Barcode Readers use ID decals on the vehicle for identification. The barcode system is also "hands free" because the driver does not have to do anything but drive through the gate. As the vehicle passes the barcode reader, it detects the decal on the side and reads the ID code, which identifies the vehicle. Typical range for a barcode system is 6 feet from the reader moving at up to 25 mph.
So I'm gonna scrape em off tonight....
Thanks much.
Electronic Entry Systems (eesgate.com) sells barrier gates, entry systems.... allows a barcode reader to identify the vehicle and open a gate.
Automatic Vehicle Identification (AVID) Barcode Readers use ID decals on the vehicle for identification. The barcode system is also "hands free" because the driver does not have to do anything but drive through the gate. As the vehicle passes the barcode reader, it detects the decal on the side and reads the ID code, which identifies the vehicle. Typical range for a barcode system is 6 feet from the reader moving at up to 25 mph.
So I'm gonna scrape em off tonight....
Thanks much.
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09-20-2012, 09:54 AM
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