Bike carrier — reversing sensors (D4)

Pov spec (mine). There's no internal way to shut them down in those.

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Originally Posted by letherm

It was a vague memory.[smilebigeye] Possibly they were turning the cover ???

Martin

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D3 yes. D4 is plastic welded.

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Originally Posted by Tombie

Cant turn D4 sensors.

Covering still works [emoji41]

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When they fitted our rear wheel carrier, Opposite Lock covered the 'second in from the driver's side' sensor and we're having no problems.
regards
David

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Originally Posted by Tombie

Pov spec (mine). There's no internal way to shut them down in those.

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I am also on the poverty pack and can't shut it off. I am running a trailer board with LED lights, and it still beeps. Anyone got ideas on what I need to wire in (and how) to get the car to detect the plugged in lights?

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Originally Posted by eddomak

I am also on the poverty pack and can't shut it off. I am running a trailer board with LED lights, and it still beeps. Anyone got ideas on what I need to wire in (and how) to get the car to detect the plugged in lights?

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You need a couple of resistors [emoji6]

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Originally Posted by eddomak

I am also on the poverty pack and can't shut it off. I am running a trailer board with LED lights, and it still beeps. Anyone got ideas on what I need to wire in (and how) to get the car to detect the plugged in lights?

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Get a couple of these resistors from any decent auto accessories store and wire in parallel with your indicator lights. I have two mounted on the draw bar of my trailer and picked up the wiring in the back of the plug. If you are running a trailer board, I'd just mount them on the back of the board.

https://www.aulro.com/afvb/images/im...017/03/296.jpg

This was my effort from some time ago (taken from another thread).
Was just a quick effort to bang something together for a weekend trip away. Cheap as chips to make, just have to think through the wiring layout.
C

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