parking sensors firing at low speed for no reason
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parking sensors firing at low speed for no reason
does this happen to anyone else? random parking sensor freak outs in traffic at low speed. there is an option to disable automatic parking sensor mode when maneuvering at low speed, which i expected would end this issue, but it has no effect.
anyone else experiencing this? extremely annoying to pull away from a stoplight with the radio volume up only to be deafened by the shrill piercing noise of a solid shriek from the front sensor saving me from nothing at all.
anyone else experiencing this? extremely annoying to pull away from a stoplight with the radio volume up only to be deafened by the shrill piercing noise of a solid shriek from the front sensor saving me from nothing at all.
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LRDEF2LR (06-28-2022)
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Wait, I thought that was the car wash needed warning!!
All joking aside, this happens to me every time I go for more than a few weeks without a car wash. The camera lens or possibly the bumper sensors are getting dirty and causing false positives in the depth sensing system. Maybe try cleaning them off and see if it gets better?
All joking aside, this happens to me every time I go for more than a few weeks without a car wash. The camera lens or possibly the bumper sensors are getting dirty and causing false positives in the depth sensing system. Maybe try cleaning them off and see if it gets better?
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GrouseK9 (06-28-2022)
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sure, but i'm not aware of the camera playing a role there.
i suspect it's a faulty sensor or similar, but i was mostly curious if others have run into this. it's oddly transient, and will momentarily freak out, and disappear just as quickly. i would expect anything static (like a dirty lens) playing a role in that algorithm would behave the same way until addressed.
i suspect it's a faulty sensor or similar, but i was mostly curious if others have run into this. it's oddly transient, and will momentarily freak out, and disappear just as quickly. i would expect anything static (like a dirty lens) playing a role in that algorithm would behave the same way until addressed.
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In order of suspicion: 1. Clean the sensors. Yes, it's radar - radar doesn't do well thru mud. Or the dessicated carcass of some large flying insect (dragonfly, cicada, Florida mosquito, or some similar flying animal you struck). Some would consider my Defender absolutely filthy and I think it's way cleaner that usual. I love all those beautiful polished, ceramic coated, black Defenders. Mine's not treated that lovingly. 2. Sensor failure. Get it checked FAST. These beasts have pathetically short warranties. If it's the same sensor, corner, spot each time - this may be an easy one. I would likely attempt this on my own. 3. ECM, Controller fault. The "Oh F***" moment when you better have a warranty. Ditto bringing it in. Basically, if your vehicle is free of mud or insect exoskeletons, then your only hope is going to Service.