2005 Nissan Pathfinder Rear Parking Sensors

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Hodge - 12 Dec 2005 18:50 GMT

Hi

My new UK 2005 Pathfinder came with free rear parking sensors but no
obvious way to turn them off.

Just wondering what happens when towing a caravan...............constant
bleep ?

Anybody experienced / resolved this problem?

Not sure I like them any way so perhaps one option is to disconnect them
somehow or is there a simpler way to switch them off as and when required.

Thanks in advance

Hodge

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Paul - xxx - 12 Dec 2005 21:19 GMT

Hodge came up with the following;:

> Hi
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> Not sure I like them any way so perhaps one option is to disconnect them
> somehow or is there a simpler way to switch them off as and when required.

Didn't you get a manual with it?

For a new car I'd ask my dealer first ... you might not get exactly the
answer you need from usenet. ;)

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Hodge - 12 Dec 2005 22:30 GMT

Hi Paul

Nothing came with it, I suspect it's a third party option rather than a
Nissan accessory, will give them a ring tomorrow.

Hodge

> Hodge came up with the following;:
> > Hi
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> For a new car I'd ask my dealer first ... you might not get exactly the
> answer you need from usenet. ;)

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Martin Coombs - 13 Dec 2005 13:32 GMT

If it is anything like the ones on a Discovery they only work when reverse
gear is selected. Discos have a swithch on the dash to turn them off as
well.

> Hi Paul
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>> For a new car I'd ask my dealer first ... you might not get exactly the
>> answer you need from usenet. ;)

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Huw - 15 Dec 2005 12:11 GMT

> Hi
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> them somehow or is there a simpler way to switch them off as and when
> required.

Most only work when reverse gear is selected. Many newer ones adapt to a
trailer without a switch although some do, or did, fit an off switch.
Just drive the thing and see how it works.

Huw

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