Parking sensors
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Re: Parking sensors
Its not a good picture but I can take more should any one want a better one
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Re: Parking sensors
Wow that's impressive. Get it covered and it'll look super cool. 
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Thanksmikeonb4c wrote:Wow that's impressive. Get it covered and it'll look super cool.
I should go in to production, the time it took they will be £300 each!
I will make another so the screen is a few MM higher up as I can just see the bottom of the console in my rear view mirror.
Went to a local Market yesterday and Hey Presto I can easily park, I feel its much better than the mirror on the back.
I took the opportunity to fit two LED bulbs in the light as well
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I fitted reversing sensors on mine soon after I got it - very worthwhile indeed. Try to get used to using the rear mirror as well. I am now a bit fed up of the constant reversing beep as well as the sensor beep, so just off outside to cut the red/yellow wire as per http://www.bongoforum.co.uk/cgi-bin/for ... 311115061/ ...
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Steptoe wrote:I fitted reversing sensors on mine soon after I got it - very worthwhile indeed. Try to get used to using the rear mirror as well. I am now a bit fed up of the constant reversing beep as well as the sensor beep, so just off outside to cut the red/yellow wire as per http://www.bongoforum.co.uk/cgi-bin/for ... 311115061/ ...
Parking Sensors "Gets a Ten from Len".