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Old 21st September 2019, 17:53   #1
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Default Reversing sensor BMW

Used up the last of my spare sensors today, want to get one on stock, this looks to be compatible, can anyone confirm?

https://rover.ebay.com/rover/0/0/0?m...2F162174056101

Has the merit of being new and not 10 years old or more.
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Old 22nd September 2019, 09:15   #2
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Old 22nd September 2019, 15:50   #3
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May sound a silly question, how do you know if they have failed?
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Old 22nd September 2019, 18:09   #4
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May sound a silly question, how do you know if they have failed?
When they stop working you get a continuous beep for a few seconds then nothing. If you put your ear very close to a working one you can hear it ticking. A dead one is usually silent with no clicking.
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Old 22nd September 2019, 18:14   #5
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May sound a silly question, how do you know if they have failed?
When they stop working you get a continuous beep for a few seconds then nothing. If you put your ear very close to a working one you can hear it ticking. A dead one is usually silent with no clicking.
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