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Focus Mk 2 2011 Rear Park Assist Sensors Not Working.

Dasman
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RevSens1.PNG.643e7364b2b44343e2cef03299507045.thumb.png.09d8ee9543898d9321c2881c215839c3.pngHi All, First post here thank you for allowing me to join. I have a Focus Mk2 2011 with rear sensors not working, reverse light comes on with a short bleep but with no clicking sound at any of the sensors. Looking at the wiring diagram posted on here but it doesn't seem to show the wiring to the reverse lights or the reverse gear switch. And where is the speaker located please.

 

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    Tests have indicated a fault in the PAM Module 9M5T 15K866 AB. Does anybody got a spare for sale for sale?

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    This one on eBay will be OK. https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/405088328159

    The last letter of the part is only the revision number (date code). Although it is always recommended to try and use one of the same code or newer in this particular instance the slightly older revision will be fine.

     

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    Thanks unofix, Thats £90 a bit too much!

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    I have just opened the module, it looks in perfect shape no corrosion no signs of water damage or burnt components, inlet voltage pin 1 is normal at 11.47v, and resistance to ground pin 16 normal 0 ohms. Does anybody know the voltage output of the module pin 11 to the rear sensors should be.

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