3rd party parking sensors - recommendations?
I've been meaning to do something about this for years and even asked on here many moons ago, but I need to ask again in case there are updated recommendations. What are the best bets for parking sensors for a 2002 CDT Club Tourer? Presumably 3rd party as none fitted originally. I'll probably get a friendly garage to fit them rather than attempt the job myself and write off the car.
I am usually driving our 'main' car, a Qashqai these days, and I have got SO used to the parking sensors beeping when I go near anything that I just know I'm going to reverse into something in my Rover unless I equip it with sensors too. It has a towbar, don't know if that's relevant, and occasionally I user a towbar-mounted bike rack which would presumably cause the sensors to go crazy unless they can be turned off? |
About a hundred years ago I fitted some "Cisbo" parking sensors. Really easy. They include the drill bit for the holes, which are pre-marked on the back-side of the bumper. One wire to earth, trigger wire to reverse light, and another to the display, which I mounted on the rear view mirror.:cool:
https://i.imgur.com/QsM557dl.jpg Still working fine today:bowdown: |
Not sure I really need the visual display, to be honest. The beeps by themselves would be enough. Do the beeps actually come from the display on the Cisbo, or somewhere else?
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Like Ron, I got a cheapo kit off eBay a million years ago. Mine doesn't have the little LED display thingy, and cost the princely sum of about £13.
Been working fine ever since (8-10 years I suppose) The beeper is on a wire out of the gubbins in the boot - you can stick it where you want, eg on the parcel shelf or wherever... |
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