Dopey parking sensors and a big nose!
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Had my 2014 R for about six months now, and I still can't get used to how far away the nose is from things it might hit. I haven't made an impression on anything yet but I'm wondering if anyone has any tips or info on how they cope with it?
The parking sensors on the front are abhorrently slow, like they're updating once every couple of seconds. They normally go from nothing to flatline when I'm pulling up to something (as opposed to those on my 2004 5-series, which is far, far superior despite the decade separating the cars). I presume this is normal but perhaps I have a fault?
Anyway, half question half rant
The parking sensors on the front are abhorrently slow, like they're updating once every couple of seconds. They normally go from nothing to flatline when I'm pulling up to something (as opposed to those on my 2004 5-series, which is far, far superior despite the decade separating the cars). I presume this is normal but perhaps I have a fault?
Anyway, half question half rant
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Get the Sto-N-Sho mount for the car. It sits low enough and is strong enough, that it has saved me from damaging the car a couple of times against a curb.
Sto N Sho - Quick Release Front License Plate Bracket
Sto N Sho - Quick Release Front License Plate Bracket
Last edited by Unhingd; 02-07-2017 at 02:11 PM.
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Get the Sto-N-Sho mount for the car. It sits low enough and is strong enough, that it has saved me from damaging the car a couple of times against a curb.
Sto N Sho - Quick Release Front License Plate Bracket
Sto N Sho - Quick Release Front License Plate Bracket
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