Topic: reverse senors ( self fit ) (Read 1025 times)

p.beckwith · « **on:** 16 February 2010, 15:15:46 »

hi all new to forum    i need help already can somebody out there tell me the colour of the cable to the reverse lights on boot ( positive ) i assume neutral is chassi .

i intend to crimp a cable into the loom near spare wheel and then drill bumper for parking sensors

all help greatley needed thanks in advance    paul

omega 2.5 cdx 2000 mod    saloon

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Andy B · « **Reply #1 on:** 16 February 2010, 15:26:28 »

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hi all new to forum    i need help already can somebody out there tell me the colour of the cable to the reverse lights on boot ( positive ) i assume neutral is chassi .

i intend to crimp a cable into the loom near spare wheel and then drill bumper for parking sensors

all help greatley needed thanks in advance    paul

omega 2.5 cdx 2000 mod    saloon

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You'll find the towbar connections behind the trim at the very rear of the boot and a 'spare' black/white wire for a trailer reverse lights.

p.beckwith · « **Reply #2 on:** 16 February 2010, 16:26:15 »

hi andy

do you meen the grey plastic trim near latch
my car already has pre installed tow bar connections ?
i have been looking near the spare wheel you can see the loom and consists of a brown - white/black - blue/black - yellow - brown/white ? plus couple more assume boot latch to be some of them ? and fog lights

yours faithfully paul

Andy B · « **Reply #3 on:** 16 February 2010, 17:45:26 »

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hi andy

do you meen the grey plastic trim near latch
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Yes

I forgot later cars have wiring for the sensors, mines doesn't. I'd guess that the black/white wire near your spare is the same wire, but you'd need your multi-meter out to check it first!

amba · « **Reply #4 on:** 17 February 2010, 10:23:11 »

I fitted a set of Cobra reversing sensors a while back.....remove the light plastic cover within boot lid to expose the bulbs,then it is a simple matter of finding the wire colours that feed the bulb for the reversing light bulb and then tracing it to a point within the boot area(I found it easiest by the spare wheel area) and then just cut into it and job done .

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