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Pdc fault
Pdc fault
I know it's been covered before but here goes been working ok then constant beep and light flashing checked with software error front left sensor changed it and now nothing no light beep or anything aftermarket new sensor but have used these in the back and there fine any ideas chaps cheers
X5 e53 3.0d 53 plate and Honda vtr1000 fun time
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Re: Pdc fault
I have similar probs on my X5....
tracking these down is a damned nuisance...
Im gonna put up with it until its drier & warmer, so I can check everything out.
same bleeping & flashing issues... but none of the sensors CLICK and no hint of which is at fault..
ive checked the modules and the boot is dry & moisture free... so I just gott not reverse into anything meanwhile lol
tracking these down is a damned nuisance...
Im gonna put up with it until its drier & warmer, so I can check everything out.
same bleeping & flashing issues... but none of the sensors CLICK and no hint of which is at fault..
ive checked the modules and the boot is dry & moisture free... so I just gott not reverse into anything meanwhile lol
Re: Pdc fault
My daughter explained how the pdc and Reverse camera work on my X5 apparently there is a "thud" sound when your to close!!!
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Subaru Outback 3.0 Rn Star Silver (current)
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Re: Pdc fault
Get up close and personal to each pdc sensor and listen for the clicking sound.
"No clicky-no worky"
Front and rear sensors were different part numbers on the E60 so double check before buying for your car. New from BMW are pricey, so i would buy 1 of each 2nd hand/breakers etc
"No clicky-no worky"
Front and rear sensors were different part numbers on the E60 so double check before buying for your car. New from BMW are pricey, so i would buy 1 of each 2nd hand/breakers etc
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Re: Pdc fault
[quote="Greydog"]
My daughter explained how the pdc and Reverse camera work on my X5 apparently there is a "thud" sound when your to close!!!
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My daughter explained how the pdc and Reverse camera work on my X5 apparently there is a "thud" sound when your to close!!!
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Never anthropomorphise computers. They hate that.Re: Pdc fault
Just my belated two pence worth.... I bought 3 amazon/eBay specials a couple years ago for my e39 and at £12 each they were fine. Luck of the draw maybe but I'd rather put in new cheapos than old scrappy pdc sensors.
Re: Pdc fault
Just ordered 8 new ones as well as new cages and surrounds sensor from eBay cages and surrounds from BMW all done in one swoop
X5 e53 3.0d 53 plate and Honda vtr1000 fun time
Re: Pdc fault
[quote="Greydog"]
My daughter explained how the pdc and Reverse camera work on my X5 apparently there is a "thud" sound when your to close!!!
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Yes I sometimes use this method too. The actual PDC seems to be more hassle than it is worth.
My daughter explained how the pdc and Reverse camera work on my X5 apparently there is a "thud" sound when your to close!!!
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Yes I sometimes use this method too. The actual PDC seems to be more hassle than it is worth.
Re: Pdc fault
[quote="Greydog"]
My daughter explained how the pdc and Reverse camera work on my X5 apparently there is a "thud" sound when your too close!!!
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Mine's working perfectly then!
My daughter explained how the pdc and Reverse camera work on my X5 apparently there is a "thud" sound when your too close!!!
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) ) )Mine's working perfectly then!
