YOUR RESEARCHReverse sensors continuous tone?
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Hi, so out of the blue when I put the car in reverse I get a continuous tone, checked the sensors and all are working, at least they are all making the ticking noise which indicates they are operating normally, also the reverse lights are on as normal, it's OEM, any suggestions?, apart from stop being a girl and park like a pro !!
2 things i can think of .. 1/ Check under the pasenger seat and make sure its not wet .. the control unit for the park sensors is there along with the alarm control unit so if it is wet you might end up with more than just a reverseing fault ! Cabs tend to get a rear drain blocked that causes this leak. 2/ you have a faulty sensor and need a tester and a fault code read out .
Thanks deMort, it's dry so will have to get tested and codes read I think. :worship:
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