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nick2013



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Parking sensors.

In the wet weather, the parking sensors emit a continuous blanket beep when reversing.
Does this mean a faulty sensor somewhere ?
Or is it something that just occurs with the Freelander ?

It's fine in the dry.
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SYFL2



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Water on them can affect the operation it happens on mine.
Post #184166 16th May 2013 6:01 am
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Greybeard



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Try giving them a quick spray of silicon grease when they are clean and dry. Repeat after washing the car. Works for me!
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nick2013



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Will do Thumbs Up
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