Adding Park Assist
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http://midcityengineering.com/rear-avoidance/mid400m5
they sell it here too but don't know how much though
they sell it here too but don't know how much though
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they sell it here too but don't know how much though
they sell it here too but don't know how much though
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I know that other members here would rather park the cars themselves and use the money to make other modifications to their cars. I would spend my money in a nice vacation and keep parking the car myself.
I agree that it is better to park away from tight spaces.
With park assist don't we have to partially park our cars. Meaning, park at the right distance next to the car ahead of yours. If you don't get it right, park assist won't work. I am just wondering how this works. Never tried it. I have seen it.
I think it is a nice feature but it is more useful for those people that can't park in beetween cars. Not even when they have twice the size their cars.
I agree that it is better to park away from tight spaces.
With park assist don't we have to partially park our cars. Meaning, park at the right distance next to the car ahead of yours. If you don't get it right, park assist won't work. I am just wondering how this works. Never tried it. I have seen it.
I think it is a nice feature but it is more useful for those people that can't park in beetween cars. Not even when they have twice the size their cars.
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I'm with you on this; however, many here love to do projects on their cars and if they've got the cash and the time why not. Whatever makes you happy.
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I know that other members here would rather park the cars themselves and use the money to make other modifications to their cars. I would spend my money in a nice vacation and keep parking the car myself.
I agree that it is better to park away from tight spaces.
With park assist don't we have to partially park our cars. Meaning, park at the right distance next to the car ahead of yours. If you don't get it right, park assist won't work. I am just wondering how this works. Never tried it. I have seen it.
I think it is a nice feature but it is more useful for those people that can't park in beetween cars. Not even when they have twice the size their cars.
I agree that it is better to park away from tight spaces.
With park assist don't we have to partially park our cars. Meaning, park at the right distance next to the car ahead of yours. If you don't get it right, park assist won't work. I am just wondering how this works. Never tried it. I have seen it.
I think it is a nice feature but it is more useful for those people that can't park in beetween cars. Not even when they have twice the size their cars.
How it works is when you are parking, or reversing, it will sense the wall or any other object you are closing in on and it will give a beep. The beep will become faster the closer you get. And if you have Nav, the screen will show a proximity icon and it'll turn from yellow to red the closer you get. Pretty slick if you ask me. It saved me twice already from backing up to other cars in tight spaces.
A funny thing happened too. I was at a red light and a couple of super obese people crossed the street in front of my car. My car went beep beep beep beep....
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For another Lexus likes to make money on replacement parts
But yeah, I don't even have the backup cam- I don't have kids, and the 2IS is half the size of my last car, seems pretty pointless.
If you do have little kids, or you only ever park small cars, you might consider those things more valuable.
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for one you need new bumpers with holes for the sensors- at the factory this obviously isn't an issue.
For another Lexus likes to make money on replacement parts
But yeah, I don't even have the backup cam- I don't have kids, and the 2IS is half the size of my last car, seems pretty pointless.
If you do have little kids, or you only ever park small cars, you might consider those things more valuable.
For another Lexus likes to make money on replacement parts
But yeah, I don't even have the backup cam- I don't have kids, and the 2IS is half the size of my last car, seems pretty pointless.
If you do have little kids, or you only ever park small cars, you might consider those things more valuable.
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This is probably a useless feature for most. But not if you live in downtown or a big city where parking is tight, it comes in handy.
I bought my car used and it was originally from New York. When I was looking around, I noticed ISx50s that do have parking sensors/headlight washers, mostly came from the North. I guess dealers ordered their cars new that way.
I bought my car used and it was originally from New York. When I was looking around, I noticed ISx50s that do have parking sensors/headlight washers, mostly came from the North. I guess dealers ordered their cars new that way.
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Hello everybody!
Well, finally I am ready for this project - installation park assist system! Project total cost as today $287.50 not including my labor charges what will be measured by the beer bottles.
And YES! It is possible to add original park assist sensors and make them work on majority of your Lexus models! They are already prewired for these options, just missing park assist-clearance module and sensors!!! And another good thing these sensors needs just holes, they have retainers to hold them in places!
I just need exact location of holes on original bumper cover, front and back for ISx50 second gen..
Can someone measure and provide this information I will be greatly appreciated!
And for the beginning, little introduction about project.
A while ago I discovered that I have few wires in the trunk hanging (left side) which are not connected, after research discovered that it is back up sonar module and sensor connectors. I got ECU module (blue box), connected and instantly on the navigation screen appeared new icon for parking assist option!!! But because there no sensors- message appears "Check sonar sensors" and beeps when speed drops to 10miles/hour.
Well, now I got all parts - sensors and cables for installation and ready to perform bumper cover drilling.
So, can somebody provide measurements where they are located on original Lexus bumper cover. And I will post all project outcome with all pictures.
Parts what I am using for my 2009 Lexus IS 250 awd ML, navigation, sat, etc. is:
*Wiring Harness (rear x1)-82183-53010
*Wiring Harness (front x1) 82114-53010
*Sensors (rear x2) 89341-30021C1 (C1 is for black obsidian color)
*Sensors (front and rear x4) 89341-30010C3 (C3 is for black obsidian color)
*ECU computer 89340-53020
*Sensor clips (front and rear x6) 89348-44010
If anyone have questions, please ask me regarding this matter, I will provide links and other information where you can have sensors and modules for really great price!
Well, finally I am ready for this project - installation park assist system! Project total cost as today $287.50 not including my labor charges what will be measured by the beer bottles.
And YES! It is possible to add original park assist sensors and make them work on majority of your Lexus models! They are already prewired for these options, just missing park assist-clearance module and sensors!!! And another good thing these sensors needs just holes, they have retainers to hold them in places!
I just need exact location of holes on original bumper cover, front and back for ISx50 second gen..
Can someone measure and provide this information I will be greatly appreciated!
And for the beginning, little introduction about project.
A while ago I discovered that I have few wires in the trunk hanging (left side) which are not connected, after research discovered that it is back up sonar module and sensor connectors. I got ECU module (blue box), connected and instantly on the navigation screen appeared new icon for parking assist option!!! But because there no sensors- message appears "Check sonar sensors" and beeps when speed drops to 10miles/hour.
Well, now I got all parts - sensors and cables for installation and ready to perform bumper cover drilling.
So, can somebody provide measurements where they are located on original Lexus bumper cover. And I will post all project outcome with all pictures.
Parts what I am using for my 2009 Lexus IS 250 awd ML, navigation, sat, etc. is:
*Wiring Harness (rear x1)-82183-53010
*Wiring Harness (front x1) 82114-53010
*Sensors (rear x2) 89341-30021C1 (C1 is for black obsidian color)
*Sensors (front and rear x4) 89341-30010C3 (C3 is for black obsidian color)
*ECU computer 89340-53020
*Sensor clips (front and rear x6) 89348-44010
If anyone have questions, please ask me regarding this matter, I will provide links and other information where you can have sensors and modules for really great price!
Last edited by vigaita; 09-17-14 at 12:19 PM.
#28
Not sure if this will help,
I added a back up camera to my non nav is250 for about $20.
https://www.clublexus.com/forums/is-...s-w-o-nav.html
Feel free to pm for any information.
Mark
I added a back up camera to my non nav is250 for about $20.
https://www.clublexus.com/forums/is-...s-w-o-nav.html
Feel free to pm for any information.
Mark
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I bought an electromagnetic parking sensor kit from eBay for 12 bucks. I'm planning to install it soon. No drilling required...
http://www.ebay.com/itm/like/360668628508?lpid=82
http://www.ebay.com/itm/like/360668628508?lpid=82