[Edit: PICS uploaded] Back-up Sensors

[rodcarolino]

Originally posted by fierari
will it help kung lalagyan ng rain/water repellant?

oo nga, like ones sold for windshield... masubukan nga

[Bubbles]

try nyo pero baka hindi rin. yung akin pag basa nagloloko pero di ko alam kung alin. pano niyo nalaman kung left or right?
di naman ako masyado dependent sa sensor kaya di ko napapansin

[promdiboy]

otep

saan mo nilagay yung backup sensor mo? nagbutas ka ba ng bumper? how much pakabit? meron ba siya sariling speaker? useful ba? thnaks

[OTEP]

Sir PROMDIBOY,

Wala pong binutas. Nakakabit siya beside the bumper endcaps via adhesive tapos yung wire hidden by the endcaps. Will post a pic when I learn how the digicam works. Maybe tonight.

[promdiboy]

thanks, hintay ko pics. would you recommend backup sensors for pajero? if yes recomend mo naman ako store and price and brand.

[OTEP]

Promdiboy,

Teka lang ha. Hindi ko pa maintindihan ang paggamit (hiram lang kasi).

If you're gonna get back-up sensors, yung Audiovox na ang bilhin mo. Ito yung OEM sa mga unang Ford Expedition. May rubber housing ang sensor at bihira ang false alarm. Ang disadvantage lang nito is that you really have to drill the bumper to install it.

Nasa Shangri-La mall ang Audiovox.

[OTEP]

Audiovox backing sensor mounted on a 2002 Ford Expedition XLT:


Taiwan backing sensor mounted on a 1997 Mitsubishi Montero:

Wider shot:

[OTEP]

Another 'no-drill' instillation:

[roydok]

I just had my malfunctioning right sensor fixed! I found out that the rubber part of the right sensor allows water to seep in resulting in an activated sensor. I spread a thin layer of silicone sealant over the leaking rubber part and voila the problem is solved. Everything is back to normal. Thanks guys. :D

[promdiboy]

nice pics parang pro kumuha.
any idea how much audiovox? and yung taiwan? baka sakali kaya ng budget.