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Rear PDC beeps non-stop tone
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Take all the sensors out, give them a good clean, and clean the contacts and plugs with and electrical cleaner. Then replace and try again. If this does not help then one/some of the sensors have gone faulty.
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you probably have a faulty sensor. i had this happen to me and the dealer replaced the sensor and the rear pdc speaker. if you're still under warranty, just take it to the dealer.
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somehow the problem goes away without any fix. Wierd....
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That why I suggested a clean of the sensors and terminals as it could just be moisture or dirt. Good to hear its all working again!!
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Thanks!
BTW, how to take out the sensors for cleaning? is it a DIY job or require substantial effort? any relevant info is appreciated! |
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It ca be done DIY. The sensors pop out.
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Sudesh,
how? use a screwdriver or any special tool needed? |
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I took mine out by hand. They are not held in too tight. I reached up under the bumper behind the sensor and slowly pushed it out. Then unlug it and cleaned it up.!!
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Thanks!
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