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Roy&Rosebud 7th July 2019 15:18

Parking aid
 
hi, one and all, my parking aid beeper sounds off as soon as I select
reverse, even when there is nothing behind me, infuriating to say the
least. Any ideas as to what the problem is?.
Thanking you in anticipation of a cure to the problem.

Best regards.

Roy. (just a lonely old ma now without my Rosebud)

Take good care of your loved ones,.

clf 7th July 2019 15:32

Quote:

Originally Posted by Roy&Rosebud (Post 2746177)
hi, one and all, my parking aid beeper sounds off as soon as I select
reverse, even when there is nothing behind me, infuriating to say the
least. Any ideas as to what the problem is?.
Thanking you in anticipation of a cure to the problem.

Best regards.

Roy. (just a lonely old ma now without my Rosebud)

Take good care of your loved ones,.

if it is a long continuous beep (for around 5 seconds) irritating is not the word I would use lol, but this means there is a fault in the system. There are a number of potential issues. A faulty sensor, faulty ECU or faulty loom.

The only issue I have had was a faulty sensor. To diagnose this, switch your ignition to position 2 (do not start the car) then select reverse. Put your ear to each sensor and listen for a ticking noise. Ticking means it is working, silence means a fault (before buying a replacement, check the wiring to it)

There have been other issues reported throughout the site, but I have had no experience. The diagnosis of the sensors is an easy one to do.

roverbarmy 7th July 2019 15:41

The connections to the individual sensors can lose contact due to corrosion. Remove rear bumper, pull connectors apart, clean and spray with contact cleaner/wd40 and refit. If all else fails, fit a replacement sensor, if that fails, the ebay replacement reversing sensor kits work well.
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/CISBO-Rev...QAAOSw--1bPhMd
You should find a colour to match too! :)
https://the75andztclub.co.uk/forum/s...bumper+removal


;)

Mike Noc 8th July 2019 07:48

First thing to do is check and clean the sensor surfaces. If there is any corrosion scrape it off or rub down with a bit of emery.


When I had this problem I rubbed down and resprayed the sensors off the car and that worked a treat.

vitesse 8th July 2019 08:07

Mine gives a single, short beep when I select reverse, the system is working - thought that was how it was supposed to be. No errors.

Regards

Yorkshire GOC 8th July 2019 14:29

1 second beep means all OK - a prolonged 5 second beep indicates a fault.

smudge.g 10th July 2019 12:19

I was suffering with the long 5 sec bleep ever since I bought my tourer. Changed the loom yesterday or day before for a replacement off my donor car and it all works perfectly now. My original loom had a few broken wires and lots of taped up bodged bits. :)
ps i have a spare loom (off a tourer) that i bought a few months ago if you need to replace yours, no charge just postage.

madeupname 10th July 2019 14:04

Hi Roy, I now have a spare parking aid white box (think it's a control unit) that sits behind the drivers side boot liner. PM me if you need it.

Russel 13th July 2019 09:36

I have the same issue may investigate it today

GRANDAD LES 15th July 2019 08:45

Hi I will take this loom if still available! but away for two weeks as from today.


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