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Paddi Member Since: 06 Jul 2012 Location: Hertfordshire Posts: 1563 |
Try first taking the rear bumper off and having a good look at the condition of the loom. If there are any obvious breaks solder in a new section.
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Wed Oct 25 2017 11:49am |
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Pakolainen Member Since: 14 Mar 2016 Location: Helsinki Posts: 310 |
Thanks
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Wed Oct 25 2017 4:28pm |
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Eaters Member Since: 11 Apr 2016 Location: East Sussex Posts: 1538 |
I think you posted some concern with your parking sensors before and I did paste a post of mine in case it was of any help. See below in case you missed it.
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Wed Oct 25 2017 6:16pm |
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Pakolainen Member Since: 14 Mar 2016 Location: Helsinki Posts: 310 |
Thanks. Will get onto that. It's snowing now so might slow me down. 2019 RRS P400e Autobiography
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Thu Oct 26 2017 5:50am |
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Socast Member Since: 25 Sep 2014 Location: Somerset Posts: 594 |
Just as an FYI, my rear sounder unit failed a couple of months back. This presented with a dash fault saying the front parking sensors weren't working (I'll repeat, it was the REAR sounder that failed), I had no sensors either front or rear until I replaced the sounder unit. So that could well be worth looking into (especially as the sounder is either £12 or £15).
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Thu Oct 26 2017 8:00am |
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Pakolainen Member Since: 14 Mar 2016 Location: Helsinki Posts: 310 |
hmm, i don't have any dash warning messages about them not working and no front sensors either. 2019 RRS P400e Autobiography
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Thu Oct 26 2017 2:03pm |
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Eaters Member Since: 11 Apr 2016 Location: East Sussex Posts: 1538 |
From the manual:
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Thu Oct 26 2017 3:13pm |
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Pakolainen Member Since: 14 Mar 2016 Location: Helsinki Posts: 310 |
I guess it can pay to regularly check these things.
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Sun Oct 29 2017 8:42am |
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Eaters Member Since: 11 Apr 2016 Location: East Sussex Posts: 1538 |
Aha. So it shows that mine is not the only one with a bodge job around the rear sensors.
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Sun Oct 29 2017 4:37pm |
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Pakolainen Member Since: 14 Mar 2016 Location: Helsinki Posts: 310 |
So, carrying on from previous post. Wiring loom looked to be ok. applied new tape over the violet wire that seemed to circum-navigate the yellow wire to sensor 2. Let the bumper dry and hoovered all the crud from its inside.
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Mon Oct 30 2017 5:04pm |
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Eaters Member Since: 11 Apr 2016 Location: East Sussex Posts: 1538 |
That maybe the best answer. At least to eliminate what you can for minimal cost. Does it look as if the violet wire has been used to replace the yellow one? If so, I don't thing that would explain the others not working. I'm guessing that the red green yellow and blue wires are the return signal to the parking module (see wiring diagram below) with brown and black providing power and earth. But as you say, there may be a fault recorded which needs to be cleared - although I had no issues with mine. After repairing the red wire it just started working again.
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Tue Oct 31 2017 8:18am |
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Pakolainen Member Since: 14 Mar 2016 Location: Helsinki Posts: 310 |
Bluetooth OBD reader bought. Green ticks all the way flthrough on the scan. No fault codes to read or clear.
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Tue Oct 31 2017 10:23am |
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Paddi Member Since: 06 Jul 2012 Location: Hertfordshire Posts: 1563 |
Which OBD reader are you using? If it is generic only then doubt it would read the all or any of the sensor codes.
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Wed Nov 01 2017 5:04pm |
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Pakolainen Member Since: 14 Mar 2016 Location: Helsinki Posts: 310 |
The OBD reader is a bog standard bluetooth module. Cost 40€.
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Thu Nov 02 2017 8:05am |
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