parking sensors 2015 hyundai genesis 5.0

[peskinc]

The front parking sensors intermittently flash, never the rear sensors. The flashing is random from one sensor to another and vary in duration. Sometimes a quick flash, and other times longer approx 2 seconds. I've checked the sensors and they appear clean, connections to the sensor appear to be OK, and the car has never been in an accident. Is there a connector that could be slightly loss? If so, anyone know its location and how to get to it?

Thanks,

Cary

 

[EdP]

The front parking sensors intermittently flash, never the rear sensors. The flashing is random from one sensor to another and vary in duration. Sometimes a quick flash, and other times longer approx 2 seconds. I've checked the sensors and they appear clean, connections to the sensor appear to be OK, and the car has never been in an accident. Is there a connector that could be slightly loss? If so, anyone know its location and how to get to it?

Thanks,

Cary

You left out important information.
Does this happen when sitting alone, nothing around you? Or are you talking about when stopped at a light behind another car or at least near another car. Or does it happen when you are moving?

How long have you had the car?

 

[Sal Collaziano]

The front parking sensors intermittently flash, never the rear sensors. The flashing is random from one sensor to another and vary in duration. Sometimes a quick flash, and other times longer approx 2 seconds. I've checked the sensors and they appear clean, connections to the sensor appear to be OK, and the car has never been in an accident. Is there a connector that could be slightly loss? If so, anyone know its location and how to get to it?

Thanks,

Cary

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[skipgen]

The front parking sensors intermittently flash, never the rear sensors. The flashing is random from one sensor to another and vary in duration. Sometimes a quick flash, and other times longer approx 2 seconds. I've checked the sensors and they appear clean, connections to the sensor appear to be OK, and the car has never been in an accident. Is there a connector that could be slightly loss? If so, anyone know its location and how to get to it?

Thanks,

Cary

The main plug to the sensors is just forward of the driver's front wheel - You can remove a couple of clips from the fender liner and peel it back a bit for access. Unplug it & hose both ends down w/ contact cleaner. Wait till it dries then reassemble.

That fixed mine... for a while. I ended up having a bad sensor on the driver's side.