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| dennij Member Since: 23 Feb 2019 Location: Up North Posts: 450      | It's common for the rear wiring loom from the sensors in the rear to wear through so well worth checking 2011 TDV8 Vogue SE | ||
|  14th Dec 2020 1:08pm | 
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| Malstar0780 Member Since: 14 Oct 2019 Location: Southend on sea Posts: 3      | I did check it when I replaced the sensors but looks like that’s my next port of call to revisit, thanks for the reply. | ||
|  14th Dec 2020 2:26pm | 
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| Woofster Member Since: 12 Jul 2018 Location: Toronto Posts: 121    | The wires for the rear parking sensors are pressed in place around some plastic tabs behind the rear bumper. Over time, the sheathing gets brittle and if it cracks/splits, the light gauge wires become exposed and can easily get frayed. A re-splice should fix this problem. 2010 RR SC
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|  14th Dec 2020 6:53pm | 
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| darrenm Member Since: 06 Jan 2015 Location: chorley Posts: 190      | I would start by removing the rear bumper and check the wiring as that’s the normal fault ( if sensors are all good ) | ||
|  14th Dec 2020 7:42pm | 
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| Jack last Member Since: 29 Aug 2020 Location: Scotland Posts: 50      | Can you hear the sensors ticking?
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|  14th Dec 2020 9:30pm | 
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| Malstar0780 Member Since: 14 Oct 2019 Location: Southend on sea Posts: 3      | Everything is pointing that way, thanks for the reply. Looks like the bumper is coming off again. | ||
|  14th Dec 2020 10:03pm | 
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| darrenm Member Since: 06 Jan 2015 Location: chorley Posts: 190      | mine work perfectly (2010 tdv8 ) and don’t click the only way I can check mine is using my iid tool | ||
|  14th Dec 2020 10:26pm | 
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| Jack last Member Since: 29 Aug 2020 Location: Scotland Posts: 50      | Must be a change in model years then my 2006 rears tick (front don’t though broken unfortunately)  | ||
|  14th Dec 2020 11:15pm | 
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| fanders Member Since: 10 Jul 2013 Location: Hants, UK Posts: 322      | I had this on my TDV8, broken wire where the loom passed through a hole in the crash bar. ---------------------------------------
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|  15th Dec 2020 9:00pm | 
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