Beeping alarm while being put on flatbed

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Originally Posted by Fatso

That's a good point , I was starting to think it might be some sort of incline alarm with it being in neutral . anyway all went quit when the winch stopped before I could look at anything.

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You sure it wasn't the tow truck making the beeping noise.


Cheers Ean

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Originally Posted by Ean Austral

You sure it wasn't the tow truck making the beeping noise.


Cheers Ean

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No mate it was def the car , same alarm as reverse prox alarm , just didn't get time to look at screen after I worked out it was the car .
Will put it down to car objecting to going on flatbed as above post says it might be ? , but not as much as i was , getting worried as starting to have Toyota thoughts.

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Originally Posted by SBD4

If you've had the car in reverse the sensors activate and remain active regardless of what gear you're in (except park) until the car exceeds a certain speed.

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Originally Posted by garrycol

Err - not on mine. Only when the car is actually in reverse.

Might be a D4 thing rather than RRS.

Garry

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Not on min either (D4). I can reverse up to a solid wall and the beeper is going off - then select either neutral or drive to sneak forward - the beeping stops as soon as I pull the lever out of "reverse".

My 2013 D4 with reverse camera and front/rear sensors continues to monitor the sensors in drive until you reach about 20km/h. Very handy when manoeuvring in tight spots.

A little annoying crossing the bloomfield river as I had reversed before going across and the sensors went mad the whole way through the water lol.

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Originally Posted by Sparkybreno

My 2013 D4 with reverse camera and front/rear sensors continues to monitor the sensors in drive until you reach about 20km/h. Very handy when manoeuvring in tight spots.

A little annoying crossing the bloomfield river as I had reversed before going across and the sensors went mad the whole way through the water lol.

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If you have front sensors too you will also have switch so you can turn them off:
https://www.aulro.com/afvb/images/im...015/04/280.jpg

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Originally Posted by SBD4

If you have front sensors too you will also have switch so you can turn them off:
https://www.aulro.com/afvb/images/im...015/04/280.jpg

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Yes I have the switch but by the time I was crossing the river I had more important things to concentrate on.

In my D4, both front and back sensors definitely stay on for some time even when not in reverse. I think Sean is correct in the sensors staying on until you hit a certain speed.