rear parking sensor
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rear parking sensorhi all i have a b frontera with the hard plastic cover on the spare tyre i have been given a set of sensor i would like to put on but worried that the rear plastic cover will affect them.
has anybody tried them on the b sieres i saw on here that some one fitted them but think it was a frontera a sieres done a search but cant find the info. dont want to drill bumper only for them not to work. thanks for any help
Re: rear parking sensorIt might be difficult to route the wires to the spare wheel cover, and what happens when you need to change the spare - or even open the door. Also, is the spare wheel cover too high for the reversing sensors.
Here's the "How To" I did for the A Series: viewtopic.php?f=41&t=9842 Lawrence
Re: rear parking sensorhi may have type my info wrong was going to put them in the plastic bumper thanks for your link
Re: rear parking sensorgreat advice forgot about the tow bar thanks
Re: rear parking sensorLast edited by Silver Ghost on Sun Feb 15, 2009 10:57 am, edited 1 time in total.
Re: rear parking sensorwill give info when its done its a kopel with a wireless digital display i have to wire into the fuse box i dont no when i will be doing it but will be straighting rear plastic bumper aswell when i reversed into a telegrath pole thanks again for all your help
Re: rear parking sensorsorry its not the fuse box it says connect brown positive wire to accessory power wire then ground it with the black wire the digital display is then wireless to the black box
Re: rear parking sensorhave some on my frontera b got it from jml £29.99 wired it up to reverse lights stuck sensors to bumper with adhesive pads provided but have to take into account towbar, has paid for itself esp when wife uses it.
olympus lwb 2003 2.2 dti
Re: rear parking sensorMine came from Maplin and I used all 4 sensors, they didn't get affected by the spare either, even with a 33" spare bolted to the rear carrier
Mentioned this in previous posts, if you do any towing, fit an isolator switch so you can turn them off, they are a PITA when reversing with a trailer attached Soon to be without a Frontera after 10 years of owning one
Re: rear parking sensorI too have fitted reversing sensors on my 2000 LWB B, The Spare doent interfere with the sensors, BUT you have to remember the 0.4m = 0 when taking into account the spare.
I have the digi display on the dash with the wire running down the square hole on the top, and have a 3 way 12v + 1 USB cigar lighter extension behind the dash with digi display, Bluetooth GPS, and GPS & another 3 way cigar lighter extension mounted on the console by the pass footwell to power phone ect ect 2000 Frontera 2.2 DTi Ltd
Re: rear parking sensorJust I thought here
Sorry don't mean to put a downer on things here Regards Roo
Re: rear parking sensorLocation location location, the only risk is mud obscuring the sensor.
In reality they work well even in p&p environments… BUT. Like anything else its just a tool to assist YOU. Even communication from an experienced banksman can fall foul from time to time. Make your self aware of your vehicle size and the situation its in at all times. http://www.crag-uk.org" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
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Re: rear parking sensorSoon to be without a Frontera after 10 years of owning one
Re: rear parking sensorI personally feel that all cars Yakatar should be fitted with them, I would have them fitted on the front of the car too
I have never liked parking in between cars, I remember a few years ago a friend of mine, got me to park between 2 cars and they just happen to be a brand new 'Bentley' and a Brand new Jaguar Regards Roo
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