What Causes the Reversing Radar to Beep Abnormally?

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There are several reasons why a car's reversing radar keeps beeping: obstruction around the radar probe, malfunction of the reversing radar control box, or damage to the probe. Obstruction around the radar probe: If a car is exposed to the elements for a long time, it is prone to accumulating dust and dirt. In northern winters, water can freeze into ice, which may also cause the reversing radar to keep beeping. Carefully inspect and remove any obstructions. Malfunction of the reversing radar control box: Electromagnetic interference or circuit issues may cause the reversing radar to keep beeping. It is recommended to take the car to a 4S shop for repair. Damage to the probe: This usually occurs after a severe collision at the rear of the car, where the probe was damaged but not detected or replaced. How the car reversing radar works: When reversing, the reversing radar uses ultrasonic waves emitted by probes mounted on the rear bumper. These waves reflect off obstacles, and the system calculates the actual distance between the car and the obstacle, then alerts the driver to make parking or reversing easier and safer. During this process, the radar probe is the component most prone to malfunction and requires attention.