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Does PPF (clear chip guard) effect any sensor behind front cover?

IATelluride

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I think the front radar is behind grille, thus PPF on cover would have no effect on that. However, are there any wave sensors or other tech behind the front cover that could be effected by PPF applied to the front cover? Thank you for any replies!
 
IATelluride said:
I think the front radar is behind grille, thus PPF on cover would have no effect on that. However, are there any wave sensors or other tech behind the front cover that could be effected by PPF applied to the front cover? Thank you for any replies!
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no, since the type of radar is audible and not visual.
 
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