If you turn the ignition on (don't start the engine though), put it in reverse and listen real close to each sensor you should hear a rapid high pitch clicking noise from each sensor if they are all working. You need the background noise to be quite low (or have the hearing of a pre-teen or bat) as it's difficult to hear but if they are all working you should hear the click.
But I think Nodge has got it right and its the speaker or parking ECU. I currently have a u/s sensor (reversed into a wall - how ironic to break something that was designed to prevent me from breaking it in the first place) and the control button flashes and gives me a long (5-10 secs) beep to tell me there is a fault.
Fritz
But I think Nodge has got it right and its the speaker or parking ECU. I currently have a u/s sensor (reversed into a wall - how ironic to break something that was designed to prevent me from breaking it in the first place) and the control button flashes and gives me a long (5-10 secs) beep to tell me there is a fault.
Fritz
Hello all, the latest development with the parking sensors is that they have just started working!!
The switch on the dash was turned on so is it just luck or do you think it's something I've done.
I 'm pretty clueless on this sort thing and today I have just realized by chance that if I put it into reverse when I have the windscreen wipers on, the rear wiper comes on automatically. Great. This car keeps getting better.
Thanks.
The switch on the dash was turned on so is it just luck or do you think it's something I've done.
I 'm pretty clueless on this sort thing and today I have just realized by chance that if I put it into reverse when I have the windscreen wipers on, the rear wiper comes on automatically. Great. This car keeps getting better.
Thanks.
