Why is the reversing radar of Lexus NX200 not beeping?

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DeNolan
07/29/25 1:33am
If the reversing radar does not beep or provide any relevant information prompts, it indicates that the system may have malfunctioned. Here is an introduction to the reversing radar: 1. Introduction: The reversing radar, also known as the "reverse anti-collision radar" or "parking assist device." 2. Components: It mainly consists of ultrasonic sensors, a controller, and a display unit. 3. Function: The reversing radar is a safety assistance device for parking or reversing a car. It informs the driver about surrounding obstacles through sound or more intuitive displays, eliminating the trouble of the driver having to look around when parking, reversing, or starting the vehicle. It also helps the driver overcome blind spots and unclear vision.
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OReid
08/12/25 5:40am
The issue of the Lexus NX200's reversing radar not beeping may stem from several key components. The radar sensors, typically located on the rear bumper, can fail to transmit signals if covered by dirt, ice, or mud—especially after driving in rainy conditions. Damaged sensors themselves can also cause problems. Poor wiring connections, such as loose or oxidized plugs, are a common cause. A blown fuse, resulting from circuit overload or short-circuiting, affects the dedicated reversing radar fuse in the fuse box. A faulty control module may require diagnostic tool testing. It's recommended to first clean the sensor surfaces to ensure they're unobstructed. Then, check the fuse condition and replace it if blown. If the issue persists, deeper faults may be involved, warranting professional inspection at a 4S店. Regularly cleaning the sensor area during car washes can prevent such issues proactively.
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