E60 Parking Sensor (Rear) Replacement |
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Andrew Rolland
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Posted: 15-April-2015 at 08:08 |
Yeah you would need to take the front bumper off to check them. Never had to take a front bumper off, the Haynes Book of Paradies will tell you how to remove bumper.
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sorry was supposed to read an 09 plate
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Had a small 4mph incident at a roundabout where I hit someone up the arse. Classic I know. Straight away my all the parking sensors stopped working. No damage to body work apart froma cracked no. plate. Someone said that a plug may have come loose ? How can Icheck this and do I have to take the whole bumper off ? its an o0 plate 525d saloon. Thnaks in advance.
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Andrew Rolland
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Did it take you long Cambell?
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Brilliant Andrew, followed to the letter. Just for info The M5 bumper is exactly the same procedure.
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Thanks for the reply and the welcome
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Andrew Rolland
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I beleive so. The front sensors are a slightly different diameter. The rear sensors have a 90 deg fitment on them, the front ones are straight I think.
Welcome to the forum by the way.
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Hi
Do you know if there is a difference between the actual sensor differing front from rear? Thanks Scott |
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GOOD DIY realy helpfully
I have same problem with sensors. I was trying to put ear next to bumber but I can't hear anything. I just bought e60 to replace from e46 coupe. I think maybe prev owner disconnected sensors. Pls let me some advises Thx
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Cheers Andrew - thats all i needed to do - i d spent ages looking - really appreciate your help
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Andrew Rolland
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Hi and welcome to the forum.
Check the settings on your iDrive, I think you can tell it not to show the picture but till activate the PDC. Do the sensors now detect an object placed in front of them? When you unlock the car you should hear the sensors click as they do a test on unlocking the car, if you hear the clicks at each sensor then you know that sensor works. Failing the above you might need to get a diagnostic done on it. Andrew |
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Hi - awesome feature made a job i was dreading doing really easy.
But now got another issue ! I fitted the sensor - the annoying 'boing' has disappeared along with the warning everytime i start up - the sensors are now making 'noise' when something is in proximity but i have not got my display on ? Any ideas could i have done something wrong? thx
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I managed to fit the center guide without removing the bumpers. I could just manage to insert my hand in the gap and do the screws, rest were easy. thanks for your help.
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thanks Andy, I will do it on a sunny day and post here. Given it doesn't get too cold outside.
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Andrew Rolland
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Don't know. But I'm guessing that the diffuser is fixed to the bumper from the inside, so you will probably need to take the bumper off to access the fixings, just like the reflectors on the SE bumper are fixed from the inside. It won't take you long to remove the bumper to find out as it won't be hugely different to my bumper fixings. Andrew
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Andy, thanks for detailed instruction. I need to fit my centre guide (the one which keeps the M Sports diffuser in place) do I need to take full bumper off. Is there any easy diy for taking just the diffuser off to have a look first.
how different is m sports bumper removal process?
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Glad I could help you out Davie.
That's what the forums all about.
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Andrew, this worked a treat, followed your instructions and now sensors are working perfectly.
Thanks very much for puting this together.
Davie
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Nice post, Andrew. I think these are always great for the DIY'er. As long as we don't need dealer resets we're fine.
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Who needs petrol anyway...
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