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W44att



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Scotland 2008 Freelander 2 TD4 HST Auto Stornoway Grey
Parking sensor error and radio interference

I've been getting the usual parking sensor errors in wet weather (long beep then half a dozen flashes of the light on the button in the dash). After this the sensors stop working until the weather changes. I have now noticed that the radio starts to show signs of interference at the same time, so much so that I can tell the sensors are going to fail when the radio reception decreases. My question is this: Are the wires for the radio in the same loom as the sensors, and if so, where are they and? 2008 HSE Stornoway Grey with full HST styling.

Post #160455 9th Nov 2012 10:30 am
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W44att



Member Since: 22 Nov 2011
Location: South Ayrshire
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Scotland 2008 Freelander 2 TD4 HST Auto Stornoway Grey

....is the whole thing easy to replace? That's now three questions in one! 2008 HSE Stornoway Grey with full HST styling.

Post #160457 9th Nov 2012 10:31 am
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The parking sensors are linked to the radio - they mute the sound. So I doubt if you have a radio problem as such.

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toeknee



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Have just started to notice the exact same symptons,

Post #160518 9th Nov 2012 5:14 pm
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