Datatek
Well-Known Member
Yep, diagnostics. Loom was known to short on some models behind the bumper. Try a search.
tomcat59alan
Well-Known Member
Hi, yes I get a beep and the light flashes, I've tried searching and couldn't find much. I don't get any ticking from any of the sensors
2.0_hippo
Well-Known Member
That shows there's a fault
If you listen very carefully you should definitely hear a ticking noise from the sensors (it's very quiet)
Make sure the ignition is on with car in reverse so the sensors are activated
The one that doesn't make the noise could be at fault, but it's usually the wiring behind the bumpers that gets damaged
Usually the rear bumper causes this
If you listen very carefully you should definitely hear a ticking noise from the sensors (it's very quiet)
Make sure the ignition is on with car in reverse so the sensors are activated
The one that doesn't make the noise could be at fault, but it's usually the wiring behind the bumpers that gets damaged
Usually the rear bumper causes this
I tried that and couldn't hear anything from the front or rear from any sensors...
busakaz
Active Member
Ellis you don't need to select reverse with the ignition on just press the button
dlsear, you need to put your location in somebody might be near you with diagnostic's.
busakaz
Active Member
busakaz
Active Member
Check for water in the back on the BM54
2.0_hippo
Well-Known Member
busakaz
Active Member
Is it a 2009 though ? yours looks like a 2012 but its not, mine looks like a 2009 but its not...
2.0_hippo
Well-Known Member
Haha true !
busakaz
Active Member
Last edited:
2.0_hippo
Well-Known Member
matthewmorton
New Member
Hi guys I know this is a really old post but just thought I'd add some closure.
This is the advice given to me by an Indy LR specialist. If you're getting no noise from the sensors (not even a quiet clicking noise.) it's a module fault. If you don't have access to LR Diagnostics (which would tell you problem straight away.) wait 10 secs after removing key from ignition disconnect both leads from battery, touch them together to remove residual current. Then reconnect battery +ve first. Wait 30 seconds the turn on ignition with nothing in range of sensors. Walk around back and see if that brings up the fault message. If it doesn't its a front sensor if it does its a rear. Oh adobe of each. Cost £175 for both to be replaced.
This is the advice given to me by an Indy LR specialist. If you're getting no noise from the sensors (not even a quiet clicking noise.) it's a module fault. If you don't have access to LR Diagnostics (which would tell you problem straight away.) wait 10 secs after removing key from ignition disconnect both leads from battery, touch them together to remove residual current. Then reconnect battery +ve first. Wait 30 seconds the turn on ignition with nothing in range of sensors. Walk around back and see if that brings up the fault message. If it doesn't its a front sensor if it does its a rear. Oh adobe of each. Cost £175 for both to be replaced.
