Reverse sensors are too quite - how can I make them louder?
The reverse sensors on my Kia Venga are very difficult to hear as my hearing is not good. Kia say that the bleeper is part of a circuit board and cannot be moved, while fitting additional sensors will invalidate the warranty. Is there any way to amplify the sound?
Asked on 4 May 2015 by brian crangle
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Not without invalidating the warranty. It is a problem of can bus wiring systems. Maplins will offer an amplifier, but it would probably also invalidate the warranty.
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