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Eventer



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Incorrect working PDC sensor without a fault

I checked each sensor. Everthing is okay. There is no fault but a right sensor thinks there is a obstacle. What can I do?
Post #647082 1st Nov 2022 5:34pm
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Phoenix



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Swap the suspect one with another, if the incorrect detection moves, then its a faulty sensor, if it stays at the same position, then either the harness or the module.
Post #647097 1st Nov 2022 8:10pm
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Eventer



Member Since: 17 Sep 2019
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Germany 2002 Range Rover Vogue 4.4 V8 Epsom Green

Hello and thank you for your prompt reply. I already bought a new one and changed each one to the new. It stays. Is there a seperate module for PDC in a 2002 L322? Where is it?
Post #647116 2nd Nov 2022 6:33am
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Haylands



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Most likely the wiring harness for the sensors, well known failure point.... Thumbs Up Pete

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Post #647127 2nd Nov 2022 10:06am
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