Are rear parking distance sensors standard for 2013 Limited?

vben

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Question.....I just bought a 2013 4Runner Limited and it does not have rear camera parking distance sensors or parking sensors. Does anyone know the parking distance sensors or parking sensors were standard or optional equipment for the 2013 4Runner Limited?

I have the rear camera, but no sensors. I've seen some websites that list them as standard and another one that said it wasn't an option for the LE.

:shrug::shrug:
Thanks - vben
 
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Question.....I just bought a 2013 4Runner Limited and it does not have rear camera parking distance sensors or parking sensors. Does anyone know the parking distance sensors or parking sensors were standard or optional equipment for the 2013 4Runner Limited?

I have the rear camera, but no sensors. I've seen some websites that list them as standard and another one that said it wasn't an option for the LE.

:shrug::shrug:
Thanks - vben

My 2013 LE does not have the sensors. I don't believe they were an option either.
 
I thought they came in the SR5 but since the limited had the back up camera no sonar sensors. Mine just has camera.
 
Why have the camera but no sensors? My SR5 has the camera and sensors.

I have both as well on my SR5. I think it's because the auto dimming rear view mirror with back up camera is an option where the sensors are standard so if you have the camera on an SR5 it's just an added bonus to have the sensors. I've never turned the sensors on in the 2.5 years I have had the truck. They beep way to early for as close as I'm willing to get to things lol and it drives me nuts (I tried them once).
 
The SR5 (2010-2013) was the only T4R that came equipped with backup sensors. The 2010 SR5 had an option of a rear view camera in the mirror, where the TE had the option of the navigation system. Nav was not on option on the 2010 SR5. I think this changed in 2011 or 2012. At any rate, I think the Nav system backup camera may provide a much better (as well as bigger!) display while backing up that Toyota may have felt that sensors were not required. That's the only reason I can come up with as to why they were not offered on vehicles where Nav was standard or an option. I rely on my sensors a lot more than the little mirror camera display in my 2010 SR5.
 

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