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Backup sensor beeps pitter out

Discussion in '3rd Gen Tundras (2022+)' started by ghunter321, Mar 23, 2025.

  1. Mar 23, 2025 at 1:12 PM
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    ghunter321

    ghunter321 [OP] Trail Hunter

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    Retrax Pro XR bed cover, UpTop Overland mid truss system with Baja Designs rock lighting X6, GGOffroad rearview camera relocation kit, Pelican cargo BX90 case, Maxtrax recovery traction boards, OEM bed step, OEM dash and door trim/cubby/footwell lighting, Slee Offroad dual wireless Qi phone charger upgrade, CBI covert front bumper with air dam delete module, TRD Pro heritage grille replace with amber OEM marker lights, Diode Dynamics 18" white lightbar kit and OEM marker lighting, Diode Dynamics covert 18" amber lightbar, Rough Country bed mat, Rough Country defender series fender flares, TRD camo tailgate spoiler and OEM marker lights, TRD camo rear bumper arms, Screen Protech for interior surfaces, OEM badge blackout
    OK I just had a really weird problem and searched the forum but couldn't find anything on it. I was working on the truck out in the driveway earlier and then backed it to the garage. I noticed the yellow warning blocks show up on screen and heard a weird sound. I put the truck in park and then reverse again. The beeps started like normal but then got weaker and pittered out after about the 7th beep. The screen still showed the yellow warning marker. I turned the truck off and then back on and went to reverse again and the same thing happened.

    The only thing I was messing with under the hood was one of the grounding bolts on the passenger side since that's where I have my OEM grille marker light add-on grounded and I just wanted to tidy it up. Does anyone know where the beeping for the rear sensors is grounded? If it's up front, then it was probably me but has anyone else had this issue?
     
  2. Mar 23, 2025 at 3:39 PM
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    ghunter321

    ghunter321 [OP] Trail Hunter

    Joined:
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    #87939
    Messages:
    179
    Gender:
    Male
    NC
    Vehicle:
    2022 Blueprint Limited Tundra
    Retrax Pro XR bed cover, UpTop Overland mid truss system with Baja Designs rock lighting X6, GGOffroad rearview camera relocation kit, Pelican cargo BX90 case, Maxtrax recovery traction boards, OEM bed step, OEM dash and door trim/cubby/footwell lighting, Slee Offroad dual wireless Qi phone charger upgrade, CBI covert front bumper with air dam delete module, TRD Pro heritage grille replace with amber OEM marker lights, Diode Dynamics 18" white lightbar kit and OEM marker lighting, Diode Dynamics covert 18" amber lightbar, Rough Country bed mat, Rough Country defender series fender flares, TRD camo tailgate spoiler and OEM marker lights, TRD camo rear bumper arms, Screen Protech for interior surfaces, OEM badge blackout
    For anyone that is wondering I tested all the sensors. I apologize for any confusion. Apparently this is the normal function if the truck remains stationary so as not to continue beeping incessantly. I guess I never noticed before. Maybe there was some kind of update last time I was in for service.
     

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