Parking Sensor BMW F45 Rear Bumper PDC Sensor Imperial Blue Metallic A89 9283760

Description

Visual condition of the part

The product shows signs of use visible in the photos.

Parking Sensor BMW F45 Rear Bumper PDC Sensor Imperial Blue Metallic A89 is an original component from the Parking sensors group, designed for operation in the rear section of the vehicle body. The paint in the Imperial Blue Metallic – A89 shade allows for an aesthetic match to the bumper, reducing the need for additional painting and facilitating a quick replacement of a damaged sensor.

Specifications and technical data

• SKU: 9283760-IBB
• Mark: BMW (Genuine OE)
• Condition: Used
• OEM Part Number: 9283760
• Substitutable numbers: 9283760, 66209283760
• Location on the vehicle: Rear
• Color: Imperial Blue Metallic – A89
• Category: Parking Sensors

Purpose and function of the BMW F45 parking sensor

The presented sensor is designed to operate in the rear part of the vehicle, where it is responsible for precise obstacle detection while maneuvering in parking lots, garages, or narrow spaces. It integrates with the factory BMW parking assistance system, transmitting a signal to the control unit, which generates acoustic or visual warnings for the driver.

Its placement in the rear bumper means this component has a direct impact on the comfort of daily vehicle use – a functional sensor reduces the risk of minor parking collisions, thereby helping to avoid costly paint and body repairs.

Color and body matching

The sensor comes factory-finished in Imperial Blue Metallic – A89, which is significant when replacing a component in an already painted bumper. Thanks to this:

• color consistency of the rear body section is maintained,
• the need for additional painting of the new sensor is reduced,
• repair time and vehicle downtime can be shortened.

Such matching is particularly important in premium class cars, where aesthetics and a uniform paint finish are of great importance to the overall perception of the vehicle.

Technical characteristics and vehicle integration

The sensor belongs to the Parking sensors group and is designed to work with the factory BMW electrical installation. The plug-and-play design allows for installation in place of the original component without the need to modify the wiring harness or connection socket, provided that compatibility with the specific BMW F45 equipment is maintained.

As a rear-mounted component, the sensor operates in demanding conditions – it is exposed to water, road salt, dirt, and temperature fluctuations. Proper seating in the bumper and correct connection to the installation are crucial for the stable operation of the parking system and the correct interpretation of distance by the controller.

Condition, origin, and service application

The offered sensor is a secondary market component, which allows for an economical repair of the parking assistance system while maintaining the original BMW specification. Such components are often chosen for:

• repairs after minor parking collisions,
• damage resulting from connector corrosion or water ingress,
• diagnosing PDC system errors when tests indicate a malfunction of a specific sensor.

Before installation, it is recommended to verify compatibility with the vehicle’s equipment and check the electrical installation to rule out other causes of parking system errors.

System expansion and selection of other BMW parking sensors

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

More about used electronics and parking sensors

When choosing components from the secondary market, it is worth knowing the basic principles of selection and diagnostics of automotive electronics. Practical tips on assessing the condition, fitment, and installation of elements such as engine controllers, comfort modules, or parking sensors can be found in the article: The second life of electronics – when is it worth choosing used engine controllers, comfort modules, and parking sensors?