[RolandArthurVierra]

Hi everyone:

I have a 2007 FJ. Last year some guy rear-ended me and broke one of the 2 parking assist sensors. I went to Toyota and bough a new sensor ($300.00 - OUCH!) and then following advice from other threads and some YouTube videos, I replaced the sensor. But it doesn't work. When I put the car into reverse, I get the regular beep sound like I'm supposed to get but as I backup closer and closer to an object, the beep frequency doesn't increase - it just stays the same. Is there some coding that's supposed to be done to the computer to get t to work. I've never seen any reference to any computer recognition - it's always presented as a plug and play type of repair.

Any information would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks

Roland
San Jose, California
2007 FJ with 491,000 miles on it (11,000 of that is on a new motor!

 

[DirtyRicky]

I keep mine turned off. It don't start beeping quicker till I'm very close to objects.

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[Sanderhawk]

Mine broke years ago and it was just to expensive to fix.

 

[DirtyRicky]

I'll end up deleting the sensors and button whenever I replace the rear bumper

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