Hi
I am thinking of having some front and rear parking sensors fitted to my 2005 2.2 Z4. Any suggestions about which are the best would be appreciated. Also if anyone knows a good auto-electrician in the Lincoln area to do the work that would be a bonus.
Thanks in advance.
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I installed only front sensors in the license plate - CANADA 2005 Z4 3.0. I did not use the license plate cover unit. I cut holes in the plate, therefore no need to paint to colour match. Also, there are few places to install them. Height is 34 cm. I can describe and provide photos if anyone is interested. Got the unit from eBay.com which has a sensitivity adjustment. Installed the module in the dash behind the glove box, and power is from an available switched fuse using an adaptor. No display, just the beeper. Straightforward, easy- did not need to remove the bumper, but long. The Z4 is so short in the back, one could reach back and use fingers to touch the curb. lol
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Thanks for the info. Job is now done and in fact the car has been sold to be replaced by an E89.Rjblais wrote: ↑Sun Sep 16, 2018 4:20 pm I installed only front sensors in the license plate - CANADA 2005 Z4 3.0. I did not use the license plate cover unit. I cut holes in the plate, therefore no need to paint to colour match. Also, there are few places to install them. Height is 34 cm. I can describe and provide photos if anyone is interested. Got the unit from eBay.com which has a sensitivity adjustment. Installed the module in the dash behind the glove box, and power is from an available switched fuse using an adaptor. No display, just the beeper. Straightforward, easy- did not need to remove the bumper, but long. The Z4 is so short in the back, one could reach back and use fingers to touch the curb. lol