Parking Sensor BMW E60 E61 E63 Rear PDC Ultrasonic Olivin Green - 349 6938741

BMW E60 E61 E63 Parking Sensor PDC Ultrasonic Olivine Green 349 6938741 is an original part from the parking sensors category, designed for the rear of the vehicle. Finished in the factory color Olivine Green Metallic, it allows for an aesthetic and functional replacement of a damaged sensor without compromising the fit and operation of the PDC system.

Specifications and technical data

• SKU: 6989079-OLI
• Mark: BMW (Genuine OE)
• Condition: Used
• OEM Part Number: 6989079
• Substitutable numbers: 6989079, 66206989079, 6938741
• Location on the vehicle: Rear
• Color: Olivine Green Metallic - 349
• Category: Parking Sensors

Purpose and Function of the PDC Parking Sensor

This rear PDC parking sensor works with the factory parking assistance system in selected BMW E60, E61, and E63 series models. It is responsible for precisely measuring the distance to obstacles behind the vehicle, generating acoustic and – depending on the car's configuration – visual signals. This makes maneuvering in tight parking spaces more predictable and reduces the risk of damage to the bumper or bodywork.

Color and Visual Fit

The sensor is finished in Olivine Green Metallic - 349, which helps maintain consistency with the vehicle's original paintwork. For the user, this means:

• no need for additional painting when replacing the part,
• an aesthetically pleasing integration into the bumper line,
• preservation of the original look of the rear of the car.

By maintaining the original color specification, the sensor does not stand out against the bumper, which is particularly important when repairing vehicles after minor collisions or restoring the car to a factory-like condition.

Technical Characteristics and Installation

As a part of the parking sensors group, the PDC sensor uses ultrasonic technology for obstacle detection. The design is adapted for installation in the rear of the vehicle, in the factory bumper socket. In practice, this means:

• maintaining the original mounting geometry,
• proper cooperation with the wiring harness and PDC control module,
• stable seating in the bumper without the need for modifications.

The part comes from disassembly, which helps maintain compliance with BMW's factory standards in terms of dimensions, shape, and mounting method. Before installation, standard PDC system diagnostics and compatibility verification based on OEM and interchangeable part numbers are recommended, using manufacturer documentation or parts catalogs.

Why Choose a Used BMW PDC Sensor

For body electronics, such as parking sensors, using original disassembled components often provides a better fit than non-original aftermarket replacements. A used BMW PDC sensor:

• maintains the factory operating characteristics of the parking system,
• reduces the risk of communication problems within the vehicle's bus system,
• allows for cost optimization of repairs while maintaining OEM quality.

If you want to learn more about selecting and installing used electronic components, you can find practical tips in the Global Parts guide: used car electronics – ECU modules and second-hand sensors.

Selecting Parking Sensors for BMW and Category Offer

When choosing a PDC sensor for a BMW, proper fitment based on the body generation, vehicle placement, and compatibility with the factory parking system is crucial. Verification by OEM number, reference numbers, and vehicle VIN in manufacturer catalogs or from a specialized seller is recommended.

If you are looking for other BMW parking sensors for your car, check out our dedicated category: BMW parking sensors. This will allow you to easily compare available options in terms of color, placement, and compatibility with your specific model.

Bodywork and Parking Assistance System Repairs

Replacing a PDC sensor often accompanies bumper repairs after a collision or scrape. In such cases, it is worth considering a broader approach to bodywork repairs using disassembled parts – this helps reduce costs while maintaining the vehicle's original specifications. You can find more practical information on this topic in the article: body and chassis – accident repairs using disassembled parts.