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RebusCJ | 13:08 Mon 09th Oct 2017 | Cars
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Is it possible to immobilise the sensors on my Ford C Max temporarily, and if so, how do I do it?
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Just in case you haven't looked yet, is there a switch on the dash somewhere?
I know my C3 Picasso has one.
You don't say what year your car is. I downloaded a 2015 manual and it says to press the parking aid button to turn the system off.
I have never seen a car yet that does not have a switch to turn off the parking sensors.
Can I just ask why you want to immobilise them?
Wish I could immobilise the sensors on my old Subaru Outback, the nugget who wired my towing electrics didn't do it right. They bleep all the time I'm reversing while towing.
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Thank you all for your answers.
Tilly2, I want to tow a caravan, and the sensors would tell me, when I am reversing the caravan, that I am about to hit something! (So much for AI!)
It seems that connecting the sockets from the 'van will automatically switch off the rear sensors.

Kind regards to all,

CJR
You could try here to get owners manual and should give you the information you need
http://secure.ford.co.uk/OwnerServices/Owners-Manual/

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