What Causes the Front Parking Radar Failure in the Magotan?

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DiCaden
07/29/25 8:56pm
The front parking radar failure in the Volkswagen Magotan is typically caused by poor contact or power supply issues with the radar host's power line, or a malfunction in the front radar sensors. It is recommended to visit a local 4S shop to replace the power line or troubleshoot the circuit for a resolution. Parameters of the Magotan 2020 model: Length*Width*Height 4865*1832*1471 (mm), equipped with a 7-speed dry dual-clutch transmission, maximum torque of 250 (N·m), and maximum power of 110 (kW). Functions of the front parking radar: Accurately measures the distance between the rear of the car and the nearest obstacle. When reversing to the limit distance, it emits an urgent warning sound to remind the driver to brake. Repeats voice warning sounds to alert pedestrians. The functions of front radars vary among different vehicles. For private cars, most high-end models come with parking radars and rearview cameras to assist the driver in viewing the rear situation. Some even more advanced vehicles are equipped with front radars or cameras to help the driver control the front distance during parking. The primary function of front radars is to assist in parking. Working principle of the parking radar: The parking radar works by utilizing ultrasonic signals. Controlled by the microcomputer inside the radar host, the signals are transmitted and received by the probes. The distance to the obstacle is calculated by comparing the signal's return time, and then the alarm emits different warning sounds accordingly. The parking radar system consists of the parking radar ECU, the parking radar buzzer, and several parking radar sensors installed on the bumper. If a rear camera is installed, it provides an image of the rear area of the vehicle on the navigation screen. When the vehicle is shifted into reverse gear, the parking radar ECU uses ultrasonic sensors to monitor the area around the rear bumper. If an object is detected within the monitored area, the sound alarm device in the instrument cluster emits an audible warning.
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