Where can I find the Ford parking aid module?

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Cpl Lucky Feb 16, 2021

Ford's "Park Assist Module" is typically positioned beneath the right kick panel of the passenger-side cabin, either under or sometimes at the back of the glove box. Indications of a malfunctioning unit include a flashing "P" or park light during reverse maneuvers, leading to the system shutting down. Other potential culprits are a defective parking switch or faulty reverse sensors, which should be inspected during troubleshooting of reverse-assist issues. These sensors, mounted on the bumper, can deteriorate with time, so it is essential to scrutinize both the wiring and wiring harness of the park assist module during removal. The average cost of replacing a rear parking sensor is around $270-$300, whereas changing the module will set you back $250-$300 for parts alone.

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glen g Sep 3, 2020

The parking aid module for Ford vehicles can be found beneath the dashboard on the driver's side.
Annmarie R Aug 18, 2023

I'm not sure where to find the park aid module and speaker. Can you give me some guidance? Appreciate it!
BigRed2019Rebel May 21, 2023

Hey there, where can I find the Park Assist Module (PAM) on my 2010 Ford Edge SEL AWD? I've searched all over - the left and right trim panels under and near the steering shaft, and the interior fuse area, but I can't locate it. Additionally, I'm also having trouble finding the speaker for the unit. Can you point me in the right direction?
Marie W. May 3, 2024

Has anyone identified a spot on the perimeter of the PAM 2010?
Elizabeth Kuni Jan 29, 2024

In search of a parking assistance sensor speaker for a 2010 Ford Edge Limited model.
Leticia S Oct 3, 2023

I'm dealing with the same problem on my 2010 Edge SEL with a 3.5L AWD engine. Nobody seems to know where the PAM is located.
Delores G May 21, 2023

I can't locate the PAM in my 2010 Ford Edge. I've searched all over - the glove box, both the left and right trim panels, and even under the steering column. It's nowhere to be found.
Edna A May 18, 2023

There are conflicting opinions with no definitive answer. One source suggests checking behind the glove box, while another recommends looking under the dashboard (though this is highly improbable). This situation highlights the frustration with Ford's construction of these cars.
CG Dec 1, 2022

Can you tell me where I can find the park aid module or speaker in a 2015 Ford F-150 Lariat?

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