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Hi all, here's an approved location for the EZ-Pass (SoA responded in writing via email to an owner that this location is acceptable).
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Here's the exclusion zones. What you cannot see in the drawing at the bottom of this post is the area behind the Eyesight/glasses holder casing.
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You can stick the small EZ-Passes jammed up against the headliner, on the driver's side of the vehicle, directly left of the mirror stalk (from the driver's POV).
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On various trims, there are sensors on the right side of the mirror stalk directly right of the stalk. There are up to two: (1) rain sensing sensor pressed against the windshield, and (2) mirror mounted sensor (embedded on the rear of the passenger side of the rear view mirror). Hence, the EZ-Pass needs to go on the "empty" driver's side of the mirror stalk.
See the pictures below.
Subaru was already asked about this and replied in an email that this was an approved location. BUT, you really must jam it all the way to the headliner and all the way towards the mirror stalk for it to fit.
IF by some chance, your state has odd EZ-Passes that are chrome coated, or in some other way highly reflective, then, before you put them in the car, I'd simply spray them with the dullest Plasti-Dip spray (darker colors or off white probably), wait for it to try, and then mount them as suggested above.
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Optionally, see my answers to @SSgt93 below his quoted text.
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NYS offers them to commercial vehicles as an option (commercial drivers get the regular option and the plate mounted one and the ability to choose). Everyone else has to ask for one and have a need - such as Tesla owners, and, arguably Ascent owners.
Hope that helps everyone.
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Hi all, here's an approved location for the EZ-Pass (SoA responded in writing via email to an owner that this location is acceptable).
Here's the exclusion zones. What you cannot see in the drawing at the bottom of this post is the area behind the Eyesight/glasses holder casing.
You can stick the small EZ-Passes jammed up against the headliner, on the driver's side of the vehicle, directly left of the mirror stalk (from the driver's POV).
On various trims, there are sensors on the right side of the mirror stalk directly right of the stalk. There are up to two: (1) rain sensing sensor pressed against the windshield, and (2) mirror mounted sensor (embedded on the rear of the passenger side of the rear view mirror). Hence, the EZ-Pass needs to go on the "empty" driver's side of the mirror stalk.
See the pictures below.
Subaru was already asked about this and replied in an email that this was an approved location. BUT, you really must jam it all the way to the headliner and all the way towards the mirror stalk for it to fit.
IF by some chance, your state has odd EZ-Passes that are chrome coated, or in some other way highly reflective, then, before you put them in the car, I'd simply spray them with the dullest Plasti-Dip spray (darker colors or off white probably), wait for it to try, and then mount them as suggested above.
Optionally, see my answers to @SSgt93 below his quoted text.
In NYS and most other states, you can stop in and request a license plate mounted EZ-Pass for the vehicle. It can be secured using security screws and looks like this:
NYS offers them to commercial vehicles as an option (commercial drivers get the regular option and the plate mounted one and the ability to choose). Everyone else has to ask for one and have a need - such as Tesla owners, and, arguably Ascent owners.
Hope that helps everyone.
