Thread: Turning off rear parking sensors - 2016 D4 SE

Any chance of a photo of the dash/console area? May help to id the correct button if you're missing it. Years of IT work cause me to ask the insulting questions - sorry.

Martin

The MY 14 onwards doesn't have the button.
The volume knob for the juke box is your friend.OR you need a pulse buster box,or a resistor on the indicator wire,or when you are olde enough like ATH,remove the batteries from your hearing aids
Andrew

IMG_0206.jpgIMG_0207.jpgOkay, here's a photo of the dash, and from the relevant page in the manual...curiously, the photos were up the right way when uploaded, and now appear upside down. But you get the picture:-)

Okay,I cant see it either
Andrew

What did you do on the Rangie,I would have thought they shared the issue.
Andrew

Originally Posted by LandyAndy

What did you do on the Rangie,I would have thought they shared the issue.
Andrew

The Rangie had a big button on the dash, so it was easy. Can't find anything on the Disco. Haven't 'graduated' to hearing aids yet Andrew:-)

Install ballast resistors to the trailer indicator wiring to trigger the car to know the trailer is there and disable them. See the trailer sticky for more info. Aside from that scenario, as mentioned, I believe when they're beeping you can turn them down with the audio volume to set their level. I have a button (ner ner )

Greg.
Do you tow multiple LED trailers??? Its the LED's that cause your problem.
If you tow multiple trailers its best to convert the D4.
You need to put a resistor on a indicator line in the rear compartment,it needs to be have a switch so it can be active or inactive.This lets the D4 know its got a trailer back there.It does different things to the electronics,including that bloody noise!!!!Or the pulse busta box will do the same.
Now,you had your wiring done by olde mate in Osborne park,he would be on top of this.Is there a new switch in the rear cargo area??? That would be the resistor switch.Give him a call and see if he did it.
Andrew