Rear parking sensor volume

[jkh112]

My GX3h was delivered today. The battery had hardly any charge so I only just managed to get home from work in ev mode, when I pulled onto the drive the battery range was showing --.--
First impressions are that the car is even quieter than I remember from the test drive and I am really pleased with amethyst black.
One thing I am not so happy with is the low volume of the rear parking sensors, they are really hard to hear. Does anyone know how the volume can be increased?

 

[user 258]

Hi,

My rear sensors are plenty loud. Mine are Mitsubishi originals.

Kind regards,
Mark

 

[jkh112]

I will call the dealer tomorrow and see if the volume can be adjusted.

 

[jkh112]

For completeness I thought I would updat ethis thread with my findings. The dealer thinks the sensors are not adjustable but is not sure!
The speaker is located behind the nearside trim in the boot.
I have taken off the trim panel and it turns out the sensors are a "Meta Easypark" unit and it has no volume adjustment.
It was stuck behind a metal bracket using velcro and sticky pads, so I have relocated the speaker unit in front of the bracket (still behind the trim panel) and it is a bit louder.
So it seems the standard fit rear parking sensors on UK GX3h outlanders are actually aftermarket units!

 

[dukeinlondon]

So it seems the standard fit rear parking sensors on UK GX3h outlanders are actually aftermarket units!

Doesn't sound too good. hopefully they are fit for purpose