Those front sensors work in conjunction with the Active Park Assist. They are not like the rear sensors and therefore they don't beep.
The Sport doesn't have Active Park Assist so therefore you would not have the front sensors.Actually it's a nice feature - had it on the Audi we traded...
when backing and turning the swing of the front end COULD impact your garage door frame or the like...
We've not looked to see if our 13 sport has front sensors....
guess it wasn't important to the wife once she SAW and DROVE the sport
It would be nice to be able to integrate that with the MFT screen by adding a camera.
Not quite. The Explorer is 78.9 inches and the Expedition is 78.8. This is not counting the mirrors.
The front sensors do not have anything to do with BLIS. The BLIS unit is hidden behind the fender rearward of the back wheels where the blind spot is. There is an illustration in the Owner's Guide.
The Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC) function is fully explained in the Owner's Guide including a picture of the sensor location (page 248). There isn't an "ABS sensor". I assume you are referring to the Collision Warning System with brake support (page 261). The Warning System is part of the ACC package. You must have one to have the other. That package is a factory installed option so I can't tell you if you have it or not. The Sport, to my knowledge, does not have front bumper sensors. Those sensors are part of the Active Park Assist system which is not available on the Sport. Hope that helps.
The front sensors do not beep. Only the rear system does that. The front sensors are only active when using the Active Park Assist and then they act as a sort of radar to aid in the self parking. They don't beep under any circumstances.
