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Nr 7 totally destroyed water inside silicone! Why they let parking sensors sitting there no protection from water and dust... Total cost was 13$ aftermarket sensor. Looking at MB original it was 150$ no point to pay that much. And believe if this was to workshop it may have cost about 400$ with labor. Video coming up on my channel later.
Your you-tube link doesn't show the video for this repair. Found your others, though, and have bookmarked, so thanks.
About the sensors, I thought they were hard-wired in a loom of all six (replace the whole harness). But your pics indicate that the individual sensors are plug-in type. Can you verify, please? And are they a simple plug-n-play (no programming)?
Your you-tube link doesn't show the video for this repair. Found your others, though, and have bookmarked, so thanks.
About the sensors, I thought they were hard-wired in a loom of all six (replace the whole harness). But your pics indicate that the individual sensors are plug-in type. Can you verify, please? And are they a simple plug-n-play (no programming)?
Nice! Coming home from garage just now, my girlfriend had some friends over was about to edit but doing it later to night 👍
Yess it’s plug and play individual sensors easy to change after you have pull away your bumper. In my car it’s only 4 sensor in rear and 6 sensors in front. No programming only had normal fault code reader to see which sensor it was.
Did notice that 2 more need to be replace in rear bumper silicon was bad. Thinking to do some covers because in that place they are it easy for water and sand to get in.
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