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REAR PARKING SENSORS

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YOUR RESEARCHREAR PARKING SENSORS

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Check with a porsche tester

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Then the only thing I can suggest is a diagnostic check with a Porsche tester, to see what faults are stored in the fault memory.

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Recommend anyone in cumbria

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Can you recommend anyone in Cumbria?

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Then the only thing I can suggest is a diagnostic check with a Porsche tester, to see what faults are stored in the fault memory.

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Recommend anyone in cumbria

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Can you recommend anyone in Cumbria?

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Have a1999 c2 tip, rear parking sensors working intermitently. In fact stopped working at all today. Your help needed again Richard, many thanks Barry.

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Then the only thing I can suggest is a diagnostic check with a Porsche tester, to see what faults are stored in the fault memory.

POST 5 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Thanks again Richard. Can you recommend anyone in Cumbria?

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No personal experience, but Mike Bainbridge has a good reputation: http://www.mbporsche-engineering.co.uk/ Edit: Looking at his site, he only does air-cooled. Anyone else know anyone in the area?

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