Skoda Yeti 5L Audi Q7 4L Rear PDC Ultrasonic Parking Sensor Black Set 3C0919275S

Visual condition of the part

The product shows signs of use visible in the photos.

Skoda Yeti 5L Audi Q7 4L Rear PDC Ultrasonic Parking Sensor Black Set is an original component from the Parking sensors group, designed for operation in the rear zone of the vehicle. The black color of the housing allows for aesthetic integration with external body elements, and the factory-standard PDC design ensures precise obstacle detection during maneuvering. It is a practical solution for drivers who expect efficient support when reversing and parking in tight spaces.

Specifications and technical data

• SKU: 3C0919275S-BLK
• Mark: Skoda
• Condition: Used
• OEM Part Number: 3C0919275S
• Substitutable numbers: 3C0919275S, 3C0 919 275 S
• Location on the vehicle: Rear
• Part type: Sensor
• Color: Black
• Category: Parking Sensors

Purpose and function of the PDC parking sensor

The presented sensor is designed to work in the rear part of the vehicle, where it is responsible for monitoring the space behind the car and transmitting a signal to the PDC system. Thanks to this, the driver receives clear information about approaching obstacles, which reduces the risk of damage to the bumper, tailgate, or lighting elements. Precise operation of the PDC system significantly improves the comfort of daily car use, especially in urban traffic.

Construction, color scheme, and body integration

The black color of the sensor housing makes it easy to match with standard bumpers and trim strips, which are often kept in dark tones. Such a finish allows for discreet installation without disturbing the body lines, while maintaining the factory character of the vehicle. Consistent color scheme of external elements is important both from the point of view of aesthetics and the future resale of the car.

Benefits of using an original parking sensor

Choosing an original PDC sensor for Skoda and Audi translates into compatibility with the factory electrical installation and proper cooperation with the existing parking system controller. In practice, this means:

• stable operation of the parking assistance system without random errors,
• preservation of the factory characteristics of audible and visual signals,
• easier diagnostics in case of vehicle electronics servicing.

A properly selected parking sensor helps maintain the full functionality of the PDC system without the need for installation modifications or the use of additional adapters.

Characteristics of the used product

The item comes from the secondary market, which allows for reducing repair costs compared to new components, while maintaining the factory design. A used parking sensor is a reasonable solution in a situation where a single element of the PDC system has been damaged, and the remaining components are working correctly. Selecting parts from the same group enables the restoration of full system functionality without interfering with other vehicle systems.

Compatibility and selection of the correct sensor

Before purchasing, it is worth verifying the compatibility of the sensor with a specific version of the Skoda Yeti 5L or Audi Q7 4L using the OEM part number and interchangeable numbers available in the technical specification. This allows you to avoid installation problems and ensures proper cooperation with the factory controller. In case of doubt, it is helpful to compare the shape of the housing, the type of connector, and the placement on the vehicle with the element currently installed in the car.

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

If you are considering using electronics from the secondary market and want to consciously choose components for your car, it is worth reading practical tips regarding controllers, comfort modules, and PDC systems – you will find them in the article The second life of electronics – when is it worth choosing used engine controllers, comfort modules, and parking sensors?.