PDC Sensor BMW G30 F40 F91 Front Rear Parking Distance Ultrasonic Black 9826786

PDC Sensor BMW G30 F40 F91 Front Rear Parking Distance Ultrasonic Black is an original component from the Parking sensors group, designed to operate within BMW's factory parking assistance systems. Its ultrasonic design ensures precise obstacle detection, while the black finish allows for aesthetic integration with exterior body components.

Specifications and technical data

• SKU: 9826786-BLK
• Mark: BMW (Genuine OE)
• Condition: Used
• OEM Part Number: 9826786
• Substitutable numbers: 9826786, 66209826786
• Location on the vehicle: Front, Rear
• Color: Black
• Category: Parking Sensors

Purpose and function in the vehicle

The presented PDC sensor is designed for installation in both the front and rear bumper zones of BMW vehicles, working in conjunction with the factory parking assistant system. Thanks to ultrasonic technology, the component generates and receives waves that are then interpreted by the vehicle's control unit, resulting in clear acoustic or visual signals for the driver.

This solution increases safety when maneuvering in tight spaces, facilitates precise parking near obstacles, and reduces the risk of body damage. The black color of the housing allows for discreet integration of the sensor into the bumper without disrupting the car's stylistic lines.

Construction, color, and body integration

The sensor features a compact, sealed housing adapted for operation in demanding outdoor conditions – in areas exposed to water, road salt, and variable temperatures. The black color facilitates installation in dark-colored bumpers, minimizing the visibility of the component and maintaining the vehicle's visual consistency.

The component is prepared for compatibility with BMW's factory wiring and mounting brackets, which helps maintain the original mounting geometry and correct sensor orientation relative to the ground. This ensures that the PDC system can operate under stable conditions and that distance readings remain consistent.

Benefits of using an original PDC sensor

Using an original parking sensor in a BMW allows for maintaining the consistency of the entire parking assistance system's operating parameters. In practice, this means:

• proper cooperation with the factory control unit and vehicle software,
• maintaining the appropriate sensitivity and range of obstacle detection,
• stable operation under typical operating conditions,
• no need for interference with the electrical installation beyond standard component replacement.

Parking sensors of this type are a key element of daily driving comfort – especially in modern BMW models, where precise maneuvering in urban traffic is an important aspect of vehicle usage.

Condition, selection, and practical application

The offered component is in used condition, which allows for an economical replacement of a damaged sensor while maintaining the manufacturer's original specifications. Before installation, it is recommended to verify compatibility with the specific vehicle model based on the part number or catalog data to ensure proper cooperation with the existing PDC system.

In practice, replacing the sensor involves removing the damaged component from the bumper, connecting the electrical harness, and seating the new sensor in the factory socket. After installation, it is worth performing a parking system test to confirm correct obstacle detection in the front and rear zones of the vehicle.

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

More about used electronics and parking sensors

When selecting used electronic components, such as PDC sensors, it is worth paying attention to compatibility with the vehicle's installation and the method of testing before installation. Practical tips on choosing and operating such components can be found in the article: The second life of electronics – when is it worth choosing used engine controllers, comfort modules, and parking sensors?