The reversing sensor display in my Bolero head unit (facelift version) has disappeared - I still get the 'beeps' though. Any thoughts?

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Remove fuse or disconnect power to it. If that does not clear it, go back to dealer.

^ fuse out in main box in engine compartment worked for me several years ago, remount fuse after about a minute to generate a complete reboot of the bolero, cured a similar prob!

Thanks - will try later. If no joy with that, I can live with it rather than the hassle of a dealer trip until the car goes back for its emissions fix.

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Edited 2 January, 201610 yr by Falmouthboy

See 'Radio fault or battery?' just a couple of months ago

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Wakev 

Posted 28 October 2015 - 19:17   Best Answer

Have you tried removing the radio permanent live fuse under the bonnet for 30 seconds to reset it (fuse no8 if I remember rightly). 

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He did remember rightly :clap:

Got back in the car yesterday and it seems to have rectified itself without any action on my part - mystery.

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The reversing sensor display in my Bolero head unit (facelift version) has disappeared - I still get the 'beeps' though. Any thoughts?

Did it just happen during one journey or several? I have had this a few times over the last five years. I just took the key out and restarted the engine and all was fine.

Over a couple of journeys - I think - I don't always look at it.

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I have had an intermittent problem with my display since July. My Yeti has been in my local dealer 8 times (the last time for 2 weeks) to try and rectify the problem to no avail. I have had various software updates, a new radio and 2 new body control modules and the display is still intermittent. I knew there was a post from earlier in 2015 about this but couldn't find it. I am relieved that I am not the only one this is happening to. No one at either the dealers or Skoda appear to know what is the problem