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RRSV8

Member Since: 18 Mar 2018
Location: nottingham
Posts: 56

ACC sensor question

Hi guys

Im having a rep AB front bumper fitted to my RRS 2007
is the front acc sensor cover part of sensor & need refitting to new bumper
or can i leave it off & it will still work ?
thanks

Sat Jun 16 2018 7:40pm

geoffsnook

Member Since: 19 Nov 2016
Location: cardiff
Posts: 1699

2005 Range Rover Sport Supercharged HSE Java Black

It will not work if the sensor is not refitted

Sun Jun 17 2018 5:19am

PEACHY

Member Since: 07 Nov 2010
Location: Birmingham
Posts: 2792

Why does the sensor front need removing ? On an upgrade the sensor is moved & placed directly behind the bumper ( it works through plastic ) there is a kit that fits this to the existing front components. 16MY Estoril Blue SVR.............
17MY Autobiography Dynamic - Corris Grey - WOW.
14MY Autobiography Dynamic - SDV6 - Fuji White
12MY Autobiography - SDV6 - Santorini Black - Dual View - Rear Entertainment - Sunroof.
12MY Autobiography - SDV6 - Orkney Grey - awesome ;(
2005 Java Black - 4.2 V8 Supercharged First Edition- will never be forgotten ;(

Sun Jun 17 2018 8:32am

RRSV8

Member Since: 18 Mar 2018
Location: nottingham
Posts: 56

What i meant was the plastic cover which has the ACC logo is that part of the sensor
or just a cover will it need refitting to new bumper for it to work or can i leave the cover off
thanks

Sun Jun 17 2018 3:30pm

geoffsnook

Member Since: 19 Nov 2016
Location: cardiff
Posts: 1699

They get jammed up with dirt/snow etc with it on so would think it would be worse without it and all the rain will hit it so i would say refit it if you want it to work correctly

Mon Jun 18 2018 7:19am

RRSV8

Member Since: 18 Mar 2018
Location: nottingham
Posts: 56

Thanks Lads

Mon Jun 18 2018 9:55am

defender_uk

Member Since: 08 Aug 2006
Location: North Yorkshire, Pickering
Posts: 169

2013 Range Rover Sport SDV6 Autobiography Firenze Red

Sorry for being dum...but what is ACC?

Adaptive cruise?

Mon Jun 18 2018 9:05pm

RRSV8

Member Since: 18 Mar 2018
Location: nottingham
Posts: 56

Yep

Mon Jun 18 2018 10:13pm

Mantaraman

Member Since: 04 Jul 2018
Location: St Albans
Posts: 16

2007 Range Rover Sport TDV8 HSE Siberian Silver

Anyone know how to turn off the A part? Not safe to use in narrow roadworks lanes.

Wed Jul 04 2018 12:41am

Andy K

Member Since: 18 Sep 2015
Location: GL
Posts: 4941

2005 Range Rover Sport TDV6 HSE Rimini Red

Maybe a button near the hazard light switch

Wed Jul 04 2018 3:09am

Col

Member Since: 02 Sep 2012
Location: Hawkes Bay NZ
Posts: 4969

2013 Range Rover Sport Supercharged Autobiography Santorini Black

If I remember right the button also has a triangle shaped icon with a picture of car in it.

Cheers
Col

Wed Jul 04 2018 5:07am

AW8

Member Since: 26 Mar 2018
Location: Sussex
Posts: 60

Yes that's the correct button.

I am on look out for a replacement prefacelift java black front bumper for my 2005 , (minor cosmetic damage inside bumper mouth & not suitable for smart repair).

Can someone confirm that if I source a secondhand pefacelift bumper witout ACC that I simply remove my existing ACC sensor wirh housing and refit it into a newly sourced used bumper that (if sourced bumper absent of ACC) ?

Wed Jul 04 2018 7:03am

RRSV8

Member Since: 18 Mar 2018
Location: nottingham
Posts: 56

I’m selling a preface front bumper with acc cover in java black
If your still after one, no damage only minor age related blemishes
With lower diffuser fog surrounds only

Wed Jul 04 2018 9:04am

Cymruambyth

Member Since: 27 Feb 2017
Location: North Wales
Posts: 1533

Mantaraman wrote:
Anyone know how to turn off the A part? Not safe to use in narrow roadworks lanes.

Didn`t know the adaptive bit could be disabled. Why would you use cruise on narrow lanes though? Steve.

Wed Jul 04 2018 11:03am

PIG88

Member Since: 23 May 2018
Location: North of Watford
Posts: 194

I use cruise on narrow roadworks lanes where there is a camera controlled average speed limit (say 50mph or 40mph) and not much traffic. I’m guessing that adaptive cruise may pick up proximity to bollards etc in those circumstances (don’t have it on my car).

Wed Jul 04 2018 12:53pm

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