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Old May 26th, 2022, 07:52   #10
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Hi... this seems a great way...so, just to confirm, you can insert a self tapper from the "outside" - ie from the rear of the car and NOT from behind the bumper and pull them out??!?!

Having changed 3 now, separately, the thought of having to remove the bumper is not attractive to a lazy old git like me!

Lastly - sensor 1 is (UK) nearside, yes? Looking to the rear of the car..?

Thanks guys
Yes - drill a hole in the centre of the sensor using a HSS drill bit from the rear of the car - match it to the size of self tapper you are using. It's better to use a small screw but screw it 10-15mm into the sensor rather than a large screw which might split the sensor body. This is not the prescribed method and hence no guarantee it will work but I've don't it more times than I can remember and it's worked perfectly every time and chap above was pleased with it.

Use something like a claw hammer to pull the screw and sensor out (but just pull, don't lever as you might damage the paint/bumper)

As for the numbering, up North it's like this : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t76cbFISdeE
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