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Fusion parking sensors

funkybassman
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Parking sensors on my fusion go nuts for no apparent reason. Anyone else had this or can anyone suggest a direct fit replacement??

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    Touch wood - not had any problem on a '60 plate Titanium.  Control box all dry and connections OK ?

    I have put a set of "Dolphin" sensors on a 57 plate Fiesta, not the cheapest but looks like a good kit and work well so far.  They appear to have three very similar websites!  The sensors are available in "matching" colours, two sizes and match my sea grey bumper very well.

    https://www.parkingsensors.co.uk/

    https://www.dolphin-direct.co.uk/

    https://www.dolphinparkingsensors.co.uk/

    To change the sensors on the Fusion, you will probably need to drill out the four black rivets when you remove the bumper, then you will need a set of "Lazy Tongs" pop riveter to fit it back on!

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    very pleased with the Dolphin kit I fitted, look better than my neighbours set fitted by the local Ford dealer but they can be susceptible to giving a constant beep if they are a bit dirty or wet, just a quick wipe over with a cloth or just a finger seems to solve the problem, assume all sensors need to be clean and dry. 

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