Hello, I'm Kevin

I have recently bought a 2002 Peugeot Boxer Symbol. I'm thinking of fitting reversing sensors on the Motor Home. Any comments would be appreciated. I have been quoted £180 by an auto electrician to do this. Thank you

Can't help with your question but welcome from N.E Wales.    

You may get more responses if you start the question again in perhaps the van conversion section.

Hi. My Neuvo is called Kevin. If you see us around say hello. Post your question in the technical part or the van part of the forum. I had a camera fitted and think it was around that price

     I would think that was an ok price for a reversing camera

Hi and welcome to the forum from roasting Bridlington 
Boaby

Hello and        rrom Leicestershire.

There is a site on eBay selling reversing sensors and the price includes fitting at your home.

Welcome to the forum Kevin, from an equally roasting Dunbar

Hello and welcome to this most friendly and informative forum.

Hi Kevin. I am also Kevin. I have a 2009 AS Symbol built on a Peugeot Boxer. It was built in the UK but imported into Auckland, New Zealand and currently resides in Tauranga, New Zealand. Ours has a reversing camera and reversing sensors which I assume were part of the original build. I have a very tight spot on our property where we park the vehicle and could not do so without the aid of both of these accessories.

Cheers

Kevin Nally wrote:Hi Kevin. I am also Kevin. I have a 2009 AS Symbol built on a Peugeot Boxer. It was built in the UK but imported into Auckland, New Zealand and currently resides in Tauranga, New Zealand. Ours has a reversing camera and reversing sensors which I assume were part of the original build. I have a very tight spot on our property where we park the vehicle and could not do so without the aid of both of these accessories.

Cheers

Hi Kevin
Haven't heard from you in awhile,how's the Symbol, our first A/S was a 59 Symbol, I loved it, unfortunately traded it in for a Nuevo Etc Etc, now have a 10 reg Duetto,nice but a wee bitty tight inside.
Boaby
From a roasting hot 24 degree hot east coast,nice sea breeze   

Particularly if you have a camera as well, consider fitting reversing sensors high up on the van.

Low branches are a worse hazard than ground level obstructions, and if you send the navigator out to watch you back, the chances are she (he?) won't look up. 

Mine doesn't, and it has been a very near thing on several occasions. Wish I had fitted my sensors along the top.

My thanks to all you happy Autosleeper owners for your warm welcome to ASOF. Great support already received
Kevin

Gromit wrote:Particularly if you have a camera as well, consider fitting reversing sensors high up on the van.

Low branches are a worse hazard than ground level obstructions, and if you send the navigator out to watch you back, the chances are she (he?) won't look up. 

Mine doesn't, and it has been a very near thing on several occasions. Wish I had fitted my sensors along the top.

Thanks, you make a good point