powerboatr
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when ours does the erratic beep at stop lights. i have found maybe glare , but then realized dead bugs on the sensors
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This is (one reason) why IMHO self driving cars are not going to happen. Of course WAYMO just put in an order for 62,000 Chrysler minivans ... so ... we'll see.
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Muddy Bean
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My truck is almost never gunked up. Wash it often. Still has issues. I like the beeper disable idea. Think I’ll go that route. 
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Linksvu
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Ever find a solution for this? Just bought a '16 with the same issue. I would love to completely disable it.
bloodhound
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Unplug the sensor plug behind front bumper.
You'll get an annoying message on your dash that you have to clear.
Linksvu
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Hawk, what did you do with your front sensors with your front bumper install?
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Unfortunately nothing yet. I need to extend the sensor harness and then mount the sensor holders. I'll post up when I've done it. Depends on time...
Linksvu
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I found a solution, or at least one that has worked for me. I found these: https://www.amazon.com/Ranch-Hand-USCBP-Sensor-Cover/dp/B01N543CIO
They work. Since I put them on, the front sensors have not gone off and these is no warning signal. Not sure what exactly they do, but it is a great solution for me. True, they are not the best looking since they just stick on top of the sensor, but for my setup with a front grill causing the front sensors to go off all the time, this has been a solid option for me.
They work. Since I put them on, the front sensors have not gone off and these is no warning signal. Not sure what exactly they do, but it is a great solution for me. True, they are not the best looking since they just stick on top of the sensor, but for my setup with a front grill causing the front sensors to go off all the time, this has been a solid option for me.
Scott Carden
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Actually this is not just a ford issue. ALL vehicles do this intermittently and the systems cannot be turned off in programming BMW has a huge issue with this. The sensors will collect moisture and dirt in the as they are not sealed well and they malfunction. Spray them with a little WD-40 and wipe them off. It helps displace moisture for a little while. Some fords you can pull a gray plug up by the brake pedal to disable the system. I am going to unplug the sensors at the bumper on my king ranch because my brush guard keeps setting it off
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