I don't have them on my Honda but I have them on several other vehicles. You should not be getting any noise and less you're close to something. I thought I had a sensor failure on my BMW. I check the front bumper and found I had a large insect splat on the sensor. Cleaned it off and everything was good. First thing I would do is check for debris. If it's not debris on the bumper of the first thing I would do is head to the dealer. Because what you're describing is not normal.
Proximity sensor
I've searched the forum to see if anyone else was coming across this issue, but I haven't seen the issue pop up yet. My proximity sensors go nuts EVERY TIME I put the truck in reverse. It is convinced I'm backing over something dead center of the truck. I just turned it off to stop the annoying beeping, but I would like to figure out what is causing the problem. This is the first vehicle I have owned with proximity sensors, so I'm not sure what to look for other than to try and clean them off.
Has anybody else seen this issue?
Has anybody else seen this issue?
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