Parking sensor vs snow

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Chinzo

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Snowing and sensors gets covered in snow vibrating seats intermittently, have to go out and brush the snow off of it once a while.

What do you guys do? (moving to warmer location is not and option at this time :Nonono: :) )
 

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Snowing and sensors gets covered in snow vibrating seats intermittently, have to go out and brush the snow off of it once a while.

What do you guys do? (moving to warmer location is not and option at this time :Nonono: :) )

Hit the button on the dash to turn off parking sensors?
 

Anon2015

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Too simple. Do you have a more complicated method. :)
 

coffeyman76

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Too simple. Do you have a more complicated method. :)

Maybe the fix for the Noise Cancellation over in Interiors would work?

1. Remove the sensors
2. Insert a cotton ball and some tape
3. Re-insert the sensor

Headaches gone! Wait...umm snow issue thing gone!

:jester:

Kidding Happy Friday!
 

Anon2015

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You need to channel the pressure to the sensors to knock the snow off.
 

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turn off sensors when weather is messing with them.
 

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