Parking assist fault
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Killerdelts
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Parking assist fault
Hi have a 2013 berlingo van b9 enterprise 1.6 75hp when I put in reverse I get a message parking assist fault. If I take it out of reverse and put in reverse again it just bleeps and no fault any idears thanks
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GiveMeABreak
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Re: Parking assist fault
Obviously there is an intermittent issue - most likely with one or more of the sensors. A diagnostic with Diagbox will be able to tell you which one(s).
The problem will likely get worse. When the system detects a fault, it shuts the system down until next time you select reverse, where it self-checks and either works or doesn't - repeat....
The problem will likely get worse. When the system detects a fault, it shuts the system down until next time you select reverse, where it self-checks and either works or doesn't - repeat....
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Killerdelts
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Re: Parking assist fault
Thanks it used to come on all the time when I started van I cleaned all the sensors and wiring and it only comes on now when i put in reverse
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GiveMeABreak
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Re: Parking assist fault
Yes, putting it in reverse means the parking assistance ECU tests the system - any fault and it shuts off. The sensors are very sensitive, but can also suffer from water ingress running in via the cable into the sensor and causing issues. I had 3 go which had to be replaced on my C5. The relocated the loom so any water picked up ran DOWN the cable and not from above and onto the back of the sensor where it is connected.
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Killerdelts
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Re: Parking assist fault
I found sensor what are on van valio 632205 their 14 quid each so if I brought 4 of them and screw them in the fault should go
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GiveMeABreak
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Re: Parking assist fault
Be wary that sensors are different for different vehicles and from different build dates.
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Killerdelts
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Re: Parking assist fault
But if they are the same it all should work yea
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GiveMeABreak
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Re: Parking assist fault
If it’s the sensor itself yes, but you really need it diagnosing first so a) you know it is a sensor (it may be the ECU) and b) if it is a sensor, which ones are faulty.
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Killerdelts
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Re: Parking assist fault
Just ordered 2 will see how I go will let you know. Was playing with them one keeps going off all the time unplugged it and their quite so think it could be that one playing up thanks for your help
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Killerdelts
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Re: Parking assist fault
Changed all 4 sensors lol still got same fault
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Re: Parking assist fault
This is gunna be a stupid question but I like asking those. Are the sensors clean before you start and drive off? I've had similar issues were it would detect a raindrop on reverse on start up. So I've shut down, wiped it, started engine, reverse, no issue.
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GiveMeABreak
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Re: Parking assist fault
That's why I suggested a diagnostic - as either the sensors are the incorrect type or it isn't the sensors that are the issue.
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Killerdelts
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Re: Parking assist fault
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/325732776904 ... media=COPY
Will this do my sensors would you get it installed or just the software
Will this do my sensors would you get it installed or just the software
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GiveMeABreak
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Re: Parking assist fault
For a diagnostic yes, you would need a Lexia kit ideally.
Sensors don't need programming, but this will run a global diagnostic and advise you of the fault codes. You can then post them up here.
Members can also get a discount from a UK supplier many of us use on the Forum, see here for details so you can make a comparison:
viewtopic.php?t=60113
Sensors don't need programming, but this will run a global diagnostic and advise you of the fault codes. You can then post them up here.
Members can also get a discount from a UK supplier many of us use on the Forum, see here for details so you can make a comparison:
viewtopic.php?t=60113
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Killerdelts
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Re: Parking assist fault
Thought this was so this one no good then