
The Kia K2 reversing radar control box is located at the rear of the vehicle. The radar main unit is positioned on the radar head attached to the trunk lid, specifically at the left rear of the trunk, on the side with the lights, mounted on the wheel arch sheet metal above the wheel. The unit with five wires connected to it is the one. Here is additional information: 1. Reversing Radar: Its full name is 'Reverse Anti-Collision Radar,' also known as 'Parking Assist Device.' It mainly consists of ultrasonic sensors, a controller, and a display (or buzzer). 2. Automatic Activation of Reversing Radar: When the gear lever is shifted into reverse, the reversing radar automatically starts working. If the radar detects that the distance to an obstacle behind is too close, the buzzer or display device of the reversing radar will issue a warning to remind the driver to pay attention to the rear distance control.

I've been driving a Kia K2 for three years and checked the location myself when the reversing radar had issues. The reversing radar module is usually hidden in the trunk, specifically behind the left or right interior trim panel. You can find it by removing the felt trim panel. Some model years might have it installed directly behind the rear bumper, requiring the bumper to be removed for visibility. The module is a small black box about the size of a matchbox, connected to several wiring harnesses that run from the trunk to each radar sensor. If the module is faulty, you won't hear the beeping sound when reversing. It's recommended that those with limited DIY skills avoid disassembling it themselves, as the clips can easily break. Last time, my friend's car had its module replaced only after the side panel of the trunk was removed at the repair shop.

Previously helped a colleague repair the K2's reversing radar, and the module location was really well hidden. For most K2 models, it's located in the trunk area, commonly in two spots: one is behind the left interior trim panel after lifting the trunk mat; the other is under the plastic cover of the spare tire well. This control box is responsible for receiving radar signals and emitting alert sounds. You'll need a flathead screwdriver to remove the trim panel clips, and be careful with the wire connectors when working. I remember once dismantling a 2017 K2, and the module was even fixed to the frame beam with waterproof tape. If the reversing radar malfunctions, check here first. It's more convenient to seek professional repair services—they can diagnose faults by connecting a diagnostic tool to the module interface.

I know the location of the Kia K2's reverse radar module, which is generally at the rear of the car. Specifically, open the trunk and look at the plastic interior panels on both sides—many owners have found it by removing these panels. In some vehicles, it may be fixed to the metal bracket behind the rear seats. This black box is connected to four radar sensor wires, along with a power cable leading to the front compartment. If water leaks into the trunk after rain, it could also cause a short circuit in the module. When locating it yourself, remember to disconnect the negative terminal of the battery first. Mechanics say the K2 module installation position is quite standardized, and removal or installation takes about ten minutes. If the radar stops beeping, don’t rush to replace the sensor—there’s a 70% chance the module is the issue.


