leadrache1
GTR parking assist malfunction
Summary of the thread
The parking assist system on a 2012 Nissan GTR is malfunctioning, with error memory indicating a fault. The issue is suspected to be due to a defective cable or plug connection to one of the sensors. A similar problem on a different vehicle was resolved by identifying and addressing a corroded connector on a rear radar sensor. The suggested solution is to inspect the connectors for corrosion, potentially saving time and effort by consulting a professional if necessary.
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leadrache1 (community.author)
Good to know, thanks. Which radar sensor was it on your BMW? I'm assuming there are a few on the GTR too. Was it visibly corroded, or did you need to test it with a multimeter?
lillybecker53
On the BMW, it was the one on the passenger side, rear bumper. I could see the corrosion pretty clearly once I got the bumper cover off. Honestly, though, unless you're comfortable with electrical testing, it might be worth a visit to a workshop. Could save you some time and hassle.
leadrache1 (community.author)
Appreciate the info. Ended up taking it in, and you were right. Corroded connector on a rear sensor. Total bill was 95€.
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lillybecker53
I had a similar problem with my 2018 BMW 5 series. The parking sensors went haywire and the rearview camera was just showing a blank screen. Turned out to be a corroded connector on one of the rear radar sensors. Have you checked those yet?