WiseguyDS
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Issue: When putting the Jeep in reverse, the center-left and far-left sensors would either trigger a phantom proximity warning, or the dash would indicate the sensors are non-functional and advise that they may need cleaning (or some message like this).
I'm getting ready to replace the rear stock plastic bumper with a Fishbone fabricated steel bumper. But before I did that, I wanted to get the Jeep in to the dealership to get the sensors looked at and either repaired, replaced or just get on record before I do.
I've seen another post about the rear parking sensor when you put on oversized tires. But, mine are stock Rubicon's and the spare fit on the stock spare tire mount just fine, and it's sitting above the bumper. I honestly don't remember if the sensor acted up prior to putting on the K02's and the Rubicon lift. The last thing the dealership said to me was that there was a Star case and that Chrysler is working on a software fix to resolve it. Anyone else come up with an alternate solution besides turning the sensors off altogether?
I'm getting ready to replace the rear stock plastic bumper with a Fishbone fabricated steel bumper. But before I did that, I wanted to get the Jeep in to the dealership to get the sensors looked at and either repaired, replaced or just get on record before I do.
I've seen another post about the rear parking sensor when you put on oversized tires. But, mine are stock Rubicon's and the spare fit on the stock spare tire mount just fine, and it's sitting above the bumper. I honestly don't remember if the sensor acted up prior to putting on the K02's and the Rubicon lift. The last thing the dealership said to me was that there was a Star case and that Chrysler is working on a software fix to resolve it. Anyone else come up with an alternate solution besides turning the sensors off altogether?
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