PRE - SAFE FUNCTIONS LIMITED
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S63 AMG..... RANGE ROVER SPORT SVR
PRE - SAFE FUNCTIONS LIMITED
Hi All,
I wonder if you can help,
A couple of weeks ago I got a PRE SAFE functions limited see owners manual message on start up.... I
press OK it clears and all is normal until next start up, I have looked into it and it says its usual a sensor behind the front bumper that needs cleaning but is there any way of doing this yourself and how ? and where are they located.
I also did a Carsoft scan of the front Radar sensors and this is what it came up with it seems the two with values change when driving and then say the same as the top and bottom column ? any ideas would be gratefully received.
I wonder if you can help,
A couple of weeks ago I got a PRE SAFE functions limited see owners manual message on start up.... I
press OK it clears and all is normal until next start up, I have looked into it and it says its usual a sensor behind the front bumper that needs cleaning but is there any way of doing this yourself and how ? and where are they located.
I also did a Carsoft scan of the front Radar sensors and this is what it came up with it seems the two with values change when driving and then say the same as the top and bottom column ? any ideas would be gratefully received.
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Has the vehicle been wrecked? Are the sensors clean? Do the sensors show any impact on them. Possibly they need to be calibrated or replaced. Calibration on these for most newer vehicles need to be done with a scan tool and also need a special service tool to get the angle of the sensor to put those numbers into the initialization/calibration procedure. I work for Lexus and have done this many times on wrecked vehicles, after the body shop perform their repair. Just trying to get the back story on the vehicle in question. I have had the message pop up sometimes, however that was during very bad weather in the snow. Just had to clean off the sensors.
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Hi,
Many thanks for taking the time to reply,
To confirm the car has never had an accident or any damage and in the two years I have owned the car it has also not shown this fault before... you said you had cleaned your sensors ? which sensors and where are they located please, I would rather try that before a trip to the main dealers
thanks again
Many thanks for taking the time to reply,
To confirm the car has never had an accident or any damage and in the two years I have owned the car it has also not shown this fault before... you said you had cleaned your sensors ? which sensors and where are they located please, I would rather try that before a trip to the main dealers
thanks again
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I usually clean all the parking sensors in the bumper cover, the sensors that are in the grille (the flat solid piece in the middle top center of the grille, if you have night vision, I also make sure that camera is clean), and the top center of the windshield area (the triangles). Maybe see if that helps. Usually, I make sure all those areas are clean and free of debris.
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Well poo. You may have a faulty sensor or just needs calibration. Sorry. You have done the easiest first step. I would imagine your car battery is in good shape. I have seen batteries that are starting to go, wreak havoc on different computer systems, due to the batteries reference voltage is off. Just throwing that out there. Sometimes I don't think people realize just how important batteries and their voltage are in today's vehicles with all the computers and sensors.
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Well poo. You may have a faulty sensor or just needs calibration. Sorry. You have done the easiest first step. I would imagine your car battery is in good shape. I have seen batteries that are starting to go, wreak havoc on different computer systems for Mercedes, due to the battery's reference voltage being off. Just throwing that out there. Sometimes I don't think people realize just how important batteries and their voltage are in today's vehicles with all the computers and sensors.