BMW E53 E39 E60 E61 E83 PDC Ultrasonic Parking Sensor Platin Grey - A71

BMW E53 E39 E60 E61 E83 PDC Ultrasonic Parking Sensor Platin Grey - A71 is an original component from the Parking sensors group, designed for operation in the front area of the vehicle body. Ultrasonic parking assistance technology ensures precise obstacle detection, and the factory finish in Black Sapphire Metallic - 475 allows for maintaining a consistent bumper appearance and vehicle aesthetics.

Specifications and technical data

• SKU: 6989076-PTG
• Mark: BMW (Genuine OE)
• Condition: Used
• OEM Part Number: 6989076
• Substitutable numbers: 66206989076, 66206939761, 66206912029, 6989076, 6939761, 6912029
• Location on the vehicle: Front
• Part type: Sensor
• Color: Black Sapphire Metallic - 475
• Category: Parking Sensors

Purpose and function of the PDC sensor

The presented PDC sensor is designed for installation in the front bumper, where it is responsible for real-time distance measurement from obstacles during maneuvering. Operation based on ultrasonic waves enables stable performance in typical road conditions, such as parallel parking, approaching a wall, or maneuvering in an underground garage. Thanks to integration with the factory parking assistant system, the driver receives clear acoustic or visual signals, which facilitates precise vehicle positioning and reduces the risk of minor body damage.

Color and visual fit

The sensor is prepared in the Black Sapphire Metallic - 475 shade, which allows for aesthetic integration with the painted bumper surface. Proper color matching reduces the need for additional painting and helps maintain a consistent look for the front of the car. This solution is particularly beneficial when replacing a single element in an already painted bumper, where both functionality and visual continuity of the surface are important.

Technical characteristics and installation

As an element from the Parking sensors category, the sensor works with the factory electrical wiring harness and the PDC system control module. The design intended for front vehicle mounting facilitates service and replacement in case of mechanical damage or reading errors. In practice, installation involves seating the sensor in the bumper socket and connecting it to the existing wiring, which allows for restoring full functionality of the parking assistance system without interfering with other components.

Condition and benefits of choosing a used sensor

The offered item is in Used condition, meaning it comes from disassembly and has been verified for suitability for further operation. Choosing a used PDC sensor is a reasonable compromise between repair costs and maintaining the original vehicle specification – especially in cars where compliance with factory equipment is important. This type of solution allows for reducing expenses while maintaining the correct operation of the parking assistant system.

How to select the right PDC sensor for BMW

When selecting a parking sensor for a BMW, it is crucial to pay attention to compatibility with the specific body generation, placement on the vehicle, and finish color. In practice, it is worth relying on manufacturer markings and the configuration of the factory PDC system in a given car model. A well-chosen sensor helps avoid communication problems with the control module, dashboard errors, and incorrect distance readings during maneuvering.

If you are planning a comprehensive repair or upgrade of the parking zone in your BMW and need other elements from the same group, such as additional sensors, mounting elements, or dedicated wiring harnesses, check the available parts in the BMW parking sensors category.

Support in choosing used electronics

When purchasing used electronic components, such as PDC sensors, it is worth knowing the basic principles of selection based on manufacturer markings, as well as hardware and software compatibility issues with a specific car. Practical tips, application examples, and answers to frequently asked questions can be found in the guide: Used automotive electronics on board – why is it worth choosing second-hand ECU modules and sensors?