Pug rear parking sensor kit

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[al1690]

I struggled with it at first and i agree with vamps as I could park my mates mk4 golf first time i drve it

[webslinger]

The instructions seem clear enough and not to difficult.  I have fitted these to three of my cars in the past and have found the holes marked on the inside of the bumper once you look for them.
I must admit though, I find the 107 is great for parking

[stiglet]

I struggled at first to thought it was cos I was a girl but OMG I did the best parking yesterday, I almost took a photo of it to show off, you could barely get a piece of paper in between the cars at both ends 

no sensor needed.

p.s. I learnt today never trust a 7 year old to judge a space for you when reversing!!!

[Jake S]

As to needing (or wanting) the parking aid, the car is my 17 year old daughter's and I am betting £80 on the kit against £800 for a new bumper......its not the length of the car I'm bothered about but the low walls, bikes and bollards she won't spot!

I think its a good idea, i find the 107 hard to park, you all say its easy because its vertical and small, but between the back seats and bottom of the car, its one huge blind spot, i reversed into a metal stand (loose) and i now have a nice scratch on my rear bumper and thats in a source of 7 weeks driving the 107
Jake

[Sparky! X]

I bought mine from work at £20 but never had them fitted got them painted at the dealer but didnt want to ruin my bumper and graphics lol