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Faulty parking sensor
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Garry247
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Faulty parking sensor
Removed and placed elsewhere.
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Ali2747
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Re: Faulty parking sensor
I now have a front parking sensor fault. Constant tone for 4 seconds on ignition on, with flashing green light at the button. Does this mean anything specific?
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Sanj
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Re: Faulty parking sensor
Get up close with each one and see if they click.
The one that doesn't is usually considered faulty.
BUT you could have a wet sensor - may require drying out or wait til you get a dry spell to see if the problem goes away.
The one that doesn't is usually considered faulty.
BUT you could have a wet sensor - may require drying out or wait til you get a dry spell to see if the problem goes away.
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