Parking sensors - front and rear - anyone retrofitted ?

Discussion in 'Clarity' started by 4sallypat, Jan 15, 2019.

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  1. 4sallypat

    4sallypat Active Member

    Has anyone done a retrofit using either OEM or aftermarket parking sensors on their Clarity?

    I am looking at this company's electromagnetic field sensors instead of the old fashioned drilling 4 round holes:
    https://www.proxel.com/en/

    Looks like a sensor strip is mounted behind the bumper and senses when hard objects are near by...

    Saves you from drilling holes into the bumper...
     
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  3. ab13

    ab13 Active Member

    This actually looks pretty good . Will need to check the videos and comments.
     
  4. KentuckyKen

    KentuckyKen Well-Known Member

    That looks interesting indeed. Especially since it mounts inside the bumper. I went to the site and under the Italian distributor it seems it can be ordered and shipped to US. (Didn’t go through the whole order process but US could be picked). The front system was only $63. Anybody know if the inside front of our bumpers is smooth and can accept the sensor?
     
  5. Ceetee

    Ceetee Member

    Keep us posted if you do get it installed. Looks very promising .
     
  6. RichL

    RichL Member

    There is a front bumper mount version that is stuck onto the outside surface of the bumper as a chrome strip.
    https://www.proxel.com/en/models/front-parking-sensor/electromagnetic-eps-strip-front.html
    Maybe do-able. I need to examine the front bumper for a cut-line to follow.

    Also, a Lexus owner documented a rear bumper install on a CT200h forum.
    https://www.ct200hforum.com/forum/lexus-ct200h-general-discussion-forum/120787-mod-installed-electromagnetic-rear-parking-sensor.html

    My only concern is the electromagnetic signal potentially disrupting some sensor/computer inside the engine bay but this tech has been around awhile and the reviews from various owners don't seem to report any interference problems.
     
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