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Boxbrownie



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Parking sensor beeping very quiet

Compared to our other car (i3) and previous RRFF the parking sensors on this Freelander are very quiet, is there a way to increase the volume...........handbook is in the car and it's wet and cold outside presently. Regards

David

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SouthamFL2



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When the parking sensors are active and beeping, simply turn the volume up on either the infotainment unit or using the + button on the steering wheel.

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Boxbrownie



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Brilliant thanks, sounds too easy, I shall give it a go Thumbs Up Regards

David

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