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Timbo_1975



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United Kingdom 2008 Freelander 2 TD4 GS Auto Lago Grey
Loosing Reverse sensors with HU change ?

I have a stock GS with the base Head unit and rear PDC.

If i change the HU to something else- will I loose the beep beep fed through the speakers?
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Nodge68



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Yes. The PDC is linked to the audio system, so changing the HU will loose the PDC. I believe there is a box to get around this issue, but not seen one for sale recently. Hyundai Ioniq 5 Ultimate. The family car.
2009 Rimini Red SE TD4. Gone.
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Timbo_1975



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Suspected as such, given I have the boggo non-amp'd setup
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Pipes66



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Nodge68 wrote:
Yes. The PDC is linked to the audio system, so changing the HU will loose the PDC. I believe there is a box to get around this issue, but not seen one for sale recently.

Excuse me jumping in this thread but I’m having a problem where because the main ecu and dash was changed I now have no pdc,nav,bt,cd,radio or screen. I’ve checked the MOST loop but can’t find a dodgy module. Have you got any idea what my problem is?
Thanks
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