Reverse sensor
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From: Calgary, AB
as they are not technicians and do not have access to your truck, I would say that yes, that's about as much as you can realistically ask them to do.
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From: DFW, TX
Is it possible to turn up the sound from the rear sensor? On my old truck the radio would be muted and the back up sound would be loud. I am partially deaf in my right ear and could use the extra loudness. I cannot find any setting on the dash of the info panel or in the manual. Would this be something the dealer can turn up and set the radio to mute when I back up?
Any ideas please let me know.
Thanks
Any ideas please let me know.
Thanks
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I hate to ask this on this old thread, and if needed I will start a new one (if needed), has there been any update on this subject? My reverse sensor volume is too low just like the OP, the Blind Spot sensor is very loud. Thanks for any feedback
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From: Euless, Tx
For both the OP and kondo you should be able to find the transducer (noise maker) and move it to under the dash. That's where mine on my 2011 is. It will be closer and so you should be able to hear it better. In addition, you should be able to use the signal to trigger a louder beeper if needed.
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From: BC - Canada
For both the OP and kondo you should be able to find the transducer (noise maker) and move it to under the dash. That's where mine on my 2011 is. It will be closer and so you should be able to hear it better. In addition, you should be able to use the signal to trigger a louder beeper if needed.