BMW E65 E66 E67 Front Bumper PDC Ultrasonic Sensor Black Sapphire 475

BMW E65 E66 E67 PDC Parking Sensor Front is an original part from the Bumpers and Reinforcements category, designed for the factory parking system in BMW 7 Series sedans. The sensor works with the front PDC system, ensuring precise obstacle detection and clear warning signals for the driver. Thanks to its factory fit, it is a practical solution for repairing or restoring the functionality of the parking system.

Specifications and technical data

• SKU: 6989174
• Mark: BMW (Genuine OE)
• Condition: Used
• OEM Part Number: 6989174
• Substitutable numbers: 66206989174, 6989174, 6906446
• Location on the vehicle: Front
• Color: Black Sapphire Metallic - 475
• Category: Bumpers & Reinforcements

Purpose and Function of the PDC Sensor

The presented sensor is a component of the front PDC parking system in BMW 7 Series E65, E66, and E67 models. It is responsible for continuously measuring the distance to obstacles in front of the vehicle and transmitting the signal to the control unit, which generates acoustic or graphical warnings. Replacing a damaged sensor with a functional part restores the correct operation of the parking assistant, leading to more convenient maneuvering in tight spaces and reducing the risk of bumper damage.

Body and Color Matching

The sensor is designed for installation in the front bumper, according to the factory placement intended by the manufacturer. The housing in Black Sapphire Metallic - 475 allows for an aesthetically pleasing integration of the part with the painted surfaces of the bumper in this shade, which is particularly important for vehicle repairs where visual consistency matters. This ensures that after installation, the sensor does not stand out from other bumper components and does not detract from the appearance of the car's front.

Technical Characteristics and Installation

As a component of the PDC system, the sensor works with the factory BMW electrical system, allowing for installation in place of the original sensor without the need for modifications to the wiring harness or bumper. The design intended for the front of the vehicle ensures appropriate distance measurement parameters and resistance to typical operating conditions, such as temperature changes or contact with water and road debris.

In practice, installation involves seating the sensor in the bumper socket and connecting it to the existing wiring harness. After installation, it is recommended to perform a PDC system diagnostic to confirm correct communication with the control module and proper operation of all sensors.

Condition and Application in Repairs

The offered part is used, making it an attractive option for an economical repair of the parking system in older generations of the BMW 7 Series. This type of sensor is suitable for both replacing a single damaged sensor and for a comprehensive restoration of the PDC system after a collision involving the front bumper. Using an original component ensures compliance with the vehicle's factory specifications.

Application in the Bumpers and Reinforcements Category

As a component of the Bumpers and Reinforcements category, the PDC sensor is an integral part of the front bumper equipment in BMW E65, E66, and E67 models. Sensor replacement is often performed concurrently with bumper repair or painting, so it is advisable to choose a component that matches the color and construction of the specific body version. If you are looking for other BMW bumpers and reinforcements, check out the offer: BMW bumpers and reinforcements.

Additional Information and Technical Tips

When diagnosing the PDC system, it is worth paying attention to the correct seating of the sensor in the bumper, the condition of the electrical harness, and any errors stored in the control unit. Replacing the sensor with an original part intended for the front axle minimizes the risk of incorrect distance readings and false alarms. For those planning more extensive vehicle modifications, including work on bumpers, practical tips on using used parts may be useful – you can find them in the article: Tuning with used parts – how to gain performance without losing a fortune.