steve533

Well bought the recomended carmera - plugged it in - nothing. Checked camera module enabled with vcds and it is. Thats me completly out of ideas now.

Thanks - I will order one and give it a try. I am not sure why its bothering me so much as I have had plenty of cars without sensors, I thinks its because they should be working.

Hello - thanks for the help, PetrolDave - unfortunalty not only on there...... @varaderoguy Look like you are correct as i cant see any other reason, if i plug a boot switch camera in willit bypass the parking module and work? Or does it have to work with the park assist? Bloody cars.

I have posted a pic of the park assist module (well thats where the park assist module should be) but a search says its a tow bar module.

Hi thanks for the reply, Yes, on the vcds it says Park steer assist status cannot be reached 0100. So no cons with the module but 69 trailer status OK 0000 Any ideas?

Hello - I have a removable swan neck towbar (probably factory sitted) but my parking sensors do not work at all and my car says park assist not available. So i took off the inside trim to check the module on the left wheel arch and found this A search says its the tow bar module - so is this the reason my park assist is not working? Shall I replace it with a new module? Thanks in advance Steve

Hello, Just bought a Octavia TDI 150 Scout - love the car so far, loving the forum too. Just a quick couple of questions before i start removing things. My rear bumper has reverse sensors, They dont work in when in reverse, no beep, nothing on the screen. The car says they are not available, there is no little button on the pane infont of the gear lever. The mechanic I took it to today says it probably has not got them fitted. I have plugged it into VCDS and there is no cooms with the module. I also have a tow bar fitted. Also my VCDS does not seem to be able to connect to the stero / infotainment system - shoud it be able too? Thanks Steve

Hello 1st post, is there an update for my 2015 octavia scout please? Thanks in advance Steve