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DIY parking sensor kits

Stooby2 · 2014-01-26 22:03:15

I'm looking to fit parking sensors to a 2005 Discovery 3. I'd prefer to go down the wireless route, simply to avoid having to run wires the length of the vehicle. Anyone got any experience of these? There's quite a few different systems out there, so I'm looking for one that's reliable and gives value for money - but that…

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Oli.s Posts: 548 Forumite

1 February 2014 at 7:22PM

Stooby2 wrote: »

Thanks for that - it's been reliable I take it?

Yes it has, I've had it about two years now, every now and again it doesn't work straight away, but it's just a simple case of taking the car back to neutral and then I to reverse again and because you get the long beep she you shift to reverse you can tell straight away if it's not come on, this has only happened two or three times though in all the time it's been fitted.

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