H hally 11 posts · Joined 2015 Add to quote #2 · Feb 27, 2017 Your best option is to find the buzzer that goes in the BCM module. Then solder a switch in between one of the lines that goes into it: Kia Sportage: Rear Parking Assist System Control Unit: Components and Components Location - Rear Parking Assist System - Body Electrical System - Kia Sportage SL Service & Repair Manual Then you can cut of the connection to the buzzer, effectively giving you a "Off Button Swtich"
Your best option is to find the buzzer that goes in the BCM module. Then solder a switch in between one of the lines that goes into it: Kia Sportage: Rear Parking Assist System Control Unit: Components and Components Location - Rear Parking Assist System - Body Electrical System - Kia Sportage SL Service & Repair Manual Then you can cut of the connection to the buzzer, effectively giving you a "Off Button Swtich"
H hally 11 posts · Joined 2015 Add to quote #3 · Feb 27, 2017 Just a quick question! Why are there no switch in the first place? Is it an aftermarket solution?
R randomscruff Discussion starter 6 posts · Joined 2017 Add to quote #4 · Mar 1, 2017 Not sure why there isn't a button. The tow bar is a Kia factory tow bar.
R randomscruff Discussion starter 6 posts · Joined 2017 Add to quote #5 · Mar 8, 2017 Is it possible to add a lower crash pad assembly that has the p-off button? Can I just swap over the assemblies, plug the existing cable into the new assembly and hope the button works?
Is it possible to add a lower crash pad assembly that has the p-off button? Can I just swap over the assemblies, plug the existing cable into the new assembly and hope the button works?
E EZname 19 posts · Joined 2012 Add to quote #6 · Mar 27, 2017 I have a 2011 EX with factory backup sensors. There is a switch to turn them on and off next to the dimmer switch...
I have a 2011 EX with factory backup sensors. There is a switch to turn them on and off next to the dimmer switch...