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Zak
 


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Reversing Sensors

Hi all Thumbs Up

Had D3 for 6 weeks, having problems with reversing sensors..!! Sad

I put it in reverse and we get a constant tone as if something is behind you..(obviously nothing is Rolling with laughter )

Is this a common problem before I ring the dealer? Seems as if the recent rain has got into the electrics Big Cry but surely a bit of rain should'nt cause this issue...

Any ideas welcome.

Thanks

Zak
  
Post #4631825th May 2009 10:29 pm
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n1cktdv6
 


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Re: Reversing Sensors

Mine did this......usually after rainfall...

I got out and wiped them and they were fine Thumbs Up
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If still under warranty I would have this checked out - there may be an ECU problem.
  
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Check the connectors. Mine had loosened.

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Post #4632296th May 2009 5:54 am
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Zak
 


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All

Thanks for your help, will speak to dealer and advise Thumbs Up
  
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Mine did this after the dealer pressure washed the car, I just filled my lungs and gave each of them a short sharp blow, lots of water came out and all has been fine since.
  
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Don't know if you have cleaned your vehicle lately but I had similar issues and it was the wax from the cleaning products that caused the problem.

May sound silly, but wash the sensors (externally) with soap and water and lightly scrub with an old tooth brush and see if the problem persists. I had mine valeted and the same problem occurred, luckily before I went to seek advice I realised that when valeted they had applied some form of plastic bumper dressing, this had put a wax coating across the sensors causing the same fault.

Don't know if it will help but worth a try.

Good luck

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I had a similar problem. It was due to a very slight chaff on one of the connecting wires. Only really an issue when it got wet, but the dealer hosed the underneath & found it using a meter.
  
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Zak
 


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LT wrote:
I had a similar problem. It was due to a very slight chaff on one of the connecting wires. Only really an issue when it got wet, but the dealer hosed the underneath & found it using a meter.



Hi all, Wink thanks for advice and comments Thumbs Up

D3 has been inspected by LR dealer and the results where a loose connection.

Looks like all you guys were right Thumbs Up

Spot on to you all and thanks Bow down

Zak
  
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