Intelligent Parking Assistance System

[Saker]

I saw this on the FJ Cruiser forums and thought I would post it up.

Amazon.com : SallyBest® Omnibearing & Intelligent Parking Assistance System Contain Visual Digital LED Display Car Vehicle Parking Reverse Backup System for Car Safety with 8 Parking Sensors (Black) : Car Electronics

 

[DannyLlama]

I know someone who has that installed aftermarket, works same as oem. It's been around.

 

[rigtec]

"I saw this on the FJ Cruiser forums and thought I would post it up."

Ahhhh... I see Santa's planning on stuffing somebody's stocking real tight this year, hahaha! 'God bless ya!'

rig

 

[Saker]

Ahhhh... I see Santa's planning on stuffing somebody's stocking real tight this year, hahaha! 'God bless ya!'

rig

I was wondering how I could mount these without drilling holes my bumper! op2:

Any ideas? Thru the grill maybe?

:ranger:

 

[rigtec]

I was wondering how I could mount these without drilling holes my bumper! op2:

Any ideas? Thru the grill maybe?

:ranger:

Hey Keith,

You could use the photo to mark off your sensor locations/spacing. And these vids may be helpful in the execution; I didn't watch the whole thing but I got the idea... when this one's ends, there are sure to be more following https://youtu.be/glXO4wlIS-Q https://youtu.be/gTpqFbz8-uI

:hatsoff: Cheers!

 

[rigtec]

OH, almost forgot...

No need to tap the steel bumper, only have to drill the skin w/ supplied hole saw. There's plenty of room between the bumper cover and actual bumper to work in; how do I know... because last winter I backed into a low profile snow-bank and crushed the B-cover on it's corner but was able to 'Rub it out' completely from the inside using a ball peen hammer and wood-block! Rgds

 

[BlackWorksInc]

Oh for a second I thought it was an aftermarket "Intelligent Parking System" in the sense that it parallel parks the vehicle for you. Which immediately brought up two thoughts in my head:

-If you need a vehicle to park itself for you on a 2D plane (don't get me wrong, if my 4Runner would stack itself on some Hondas so its tires don't get cold while I'm busy; I could see that being cool...), you need to give the keys and the car to someone who knows how to operate their brain and machinery.

-How the hell would it manipulate the steering rack or the brakes? That must be a hell of a motor on the shaft! lol