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[EMD]

I bought a cheap set when I had my silly fibreglass rear bumper, cost £13. They work very well, wiring is all in he boot from the reversing light cables, speaker located behind rear seat. When reversing they go bleep - - -bleep - - -bleep, then bleep-bleep-bleep, then continuous bleep, then CRUNCH.

Thanks to Joff for selling me a bumper with some bounce in it.

I see a pattern forming here , looks like it will be fastened behind rear seat . Maybe near the control unit 

[Terbs]

Well, as most of you know, I am a crap mechanic, but I have to say, I have fitted at least six sets of these on my cars and neighbours cars. Absolute doddle. I have not taken out panels etc. I have hidden wiring under the sill covers. Only alteration to bodywork is in some cases I had to drill a hole in the tyre well to feed wires.
And, I have to say...the ones I have fitted are a lot better than the original ones fitted to my saloon. !!!!!!

[Andy B]

.... Only alteration to bodywork is in some cases I had to drill a hole in the tyre well to feed wires....

There are plenty of holes at the back of the car to pass wires through without the need to drill holes ..... eg large grommet in the boot floor (which is what the destructions for the GM towbar wiring suggests you use) ..... rear number plate wiring 

[EMD]

I take it the bumper has to come off to drill and fit the sensors 

[05omegav6]

I take it the bumper has to come off to drill and fit the sensors 

I could give you the measurements, but by the time I have explained them, I might as well fit them for you

There are also two guides if you bothered to look.

[EMD]

Ah yes the guides  Found them 
Drill bit came in the kit , looks easy to fit . What could go wrong 

[Andy B]

..... looks easy to fit . What could go wrong 

How hard can it be ........ 

[STEMO]

Don't forget to take piccies of your efforts. I like a good laugh how to.

[Field Marshal Dr. Opti]

Don't forget to take piccies of your efforts. I like a good laugh how to.

The parking sensors from the 'Halfords accessory range' were a joke on the Omega.

The factory fitted item on the Signum are excellent .....in contrast to the auto wipers.

[Sir Tigger KC]

I just use the 'French Kiss' method of parking.   

[STEMO]

I just use the 'French Kiss' method of parking.   

With a 15 year old omega..can't do any harm really 

[Field Marshal Dr. Opti]

I just use the 'French Kiss' method of parking.   

With a 15 year old omega..can't do any harm really 

As the Omega is 'potentially' a future classic in the same way as, lets say, a Bugatti Type 35, then yes it can do some harm.

[STEMO]

I just use the 'French Kiss' method of parking.   

With a 15 year old omega..can't do any harm really 

As the Omega is 'potentially' a future classic in the same way as, lets say, a Bugatti Type 35, then yes it can do some harm.

Oh yeah, forgot about that.

[EMD]

..... looks easy to fit . What could go wrong 

How hard can it be ........ 

Pretty hard with a BT van parked up its arse 

Maybe i could modify a BT van with the hole saw 

[EMD]

All fitted and working spot on  Hole saw in the kit wasn't big enough though 
Fitted the beeper underneath parcel shelf