Parking Sensor Warning
Not yet. A few weeks ago I did got a warning to clean backup camera. It is very sensitive so I had to clean it multiple times with a damp soft microfiber towel. Any speck of dirt or dust can triggers it. When I ceramic coated the car a month back I took steps to avoid accidentally apply to lens or parking sensors fearing it may cause issues.
Not yet. A few weeks ago I did got a warning to clean backup camera. It is very sensitive so I had to clean it multiple times with a damp soft microfiber towel. Any speck of dirt or dust can triggers it. When I ceramic coated the car a month back I took steps to avoid accidentally apply to lens or parking sensors fearing it may cause issues.
Off to the dealer next week.
So I'm not the only one! This has been happening to me for a year. Last week in NJ it rained for 2 days straight and I couldn't get the warning to go away. On the third day it went away. Dealer said no codes stored- said my battery has probably died and I'm not telling them about the incident lol. Battery never died the car is brand new! Good luck
So I'm not the only one! This has been happening to me for a year. Last week in NJ it rained for 2 days straight and I couldn't get the warning to go away. On the third day it went away. Dealer said no codes stored- said my battery has probably died and I'm not telling them about the incident lol. Battery never died the car is brand new! Good luck
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Yeah, it is. I had to gently thoroughly wiped it down with a very clean microfiber. Any speck of any foreign object can triggered it seems.
So this was bugging me this weekend when SE TX got some rain, middle right sensor was bugging out, I think it's because there was water trapped behind it, I'd gently press on the sensor and water would come out, I guess causing it to reflect. It's not doing it anymore because there's no rain.
Poured like crazy in North NJ. Not once did I have me usual warning lights on. At first it started every time I got a car wash. It's happens a lot less now. Dealer won't do anything as no codes store in the system. I think it's poor design. I'm glad to hear this is not only me. I was in a front end collision last year, insurance spent $10,000 to fix the car. I thought it was something the body shop never clipped in or left loose.. guess not. I thought for all this money and sensors are not working
Poured like crazy in North NJ. Not once did I have me usual warning lights on. At first it started every time I got a car wash. It's happens a lot less now. Dealer won't do anything as no codes store in the system. I think it's poor design. I'm glad to hear this is not only me. I was in a front end collision last year, insurance spent $10,000 to fix the car. I thought it was something the body shop never clipped in or left loose.. guess not. I thought for all this money and sensors are not working










