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19-12-2011, 11:36 AM
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Anyone here fitted aftermaket reverse sensors to their Focus?..or any car for that matter?....happy with the end result?...lookg good....perform well?
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19-12-2011, 10:25 PM
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I got some on mine. Bosch Parkpilots. They're supposed to cost about $600 new, but I got them via e-bay for $150. Did cost me $300 to get them installed, though. If you've got half a clue about automotive electrics and using a hole saw, you could probably do it yourself.
As for the look, they're reasonably minimalist and the small "beeper" installed on my rear left pillar works well - I can hear and see it as i look back to see where I'm reversing. Here's a pic of the sensors themselves.  And a pic of the beeper in place. 
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Reverse Sensors
Linear Mode
