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early cars that don't have visible round ultrasonic sensors - but do have parking sensors that beep - used radars - if you have the main radar with the shiny bit in the grill, it will certainly have two SGR radars for a wide field of view allowing slow speed start stop round town cruise control
Car has Distronic and I get the message in the dash that it's not working and throwing a 6055 code. Would these be a cause of that? Last owner installed a facelift bumper and the center modules are just zip tied in place. I guess not as they would throw a code of their own.
old world w220 and some early Japanese spec 221s had radar cruise control using one central radar, gives up in traffic = 219 ADAPTIVE CRUISE CONTROL (DISTRONIC)
later high end w221's with start stop to 120 mph radar cruise = 233 AUTONOMOUS INT. CRUISE CONT. PLUS (DISTRONIC PLUS)
Car has Distronic and I get the message in the dash that it's not working and throwing a 6055 code. Would these be a cause of that? Last owner installed a facelift bumper and the center modules are just zip tied in place. I guess not as they would throw a code of their own.
Yes those are your distronic radars. Maybe something is wrong with those or maybe some is wrong with the one on the grill. Diagnosing should be done to determine...
Yes those are your distronic radars. Maybe something is wrong with those or maybe some is wrong with the one on the grill. Diagnosing should be done to determine...
The only code I get doesn't mention an issue with those sensors,
And nothing on the Distronic diagram shows those bumper sensors,
that's not the full modules - looks like N62/1 (number 31) is in the right rear wing of the boot - even my drawing is missing the SGR's in both bumpers
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