Check if any of the parking sensors are slightly damaged. I was told a stone chip which caused a small dent in one of the sensors was the cause of the problem. The sensor was replaced at a total cost of £350 and the problem was solved. Stone chips are of course not covered by warranty.

Alan Day advised the fault was caused by one of the sensors having a small dent in it, probably a stone chip. Replacing the sensor solved the problem so either they were right or the sensor was faulty anyway. A stone chip is not covered by warranty. Cost £350.

Hi

I have the same problem. Mechanic at main dealer said he had never come across it before and is going to get some advice as to a possible solution. Does anyone know the answer?

Any suggestions would be welcome.

Thanks
Mark