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Parking sensor front bumper

Dominic123
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Dominic123 Member

Dominic123

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does anyone know if possible to pull out or adjust one parking sensor that is pushed in on the front bumper

 

is there any suction tool or idea to pull it flush out again

 

thank you

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ciaka Member

ciaka

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IMO you should just remove the bumper (easy on Panamera), and do the job properly.

You can see the bumper removal in my DIY posts, it is a part of the air filter change DIY.  

Then you reposition the sensor, and put it all back together.  Will also give you a chance to do a bunch of cleaning in the area too.

 

Here:

- Headlight removal

- Front bumper removal

 

 

Then, you repair the sensor and will know it was properly positioned.

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