3F2Z15K859BA Reverse Backup Parking Sensor Harness Connector Plug for Ford E-150

3F2Z15K859BA Reverse Backup Parking Sensor Harness Connector Plug for Ford E-150

SKU: AT-NZ7V8FCDR
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Vehicle fitment & details
  • Vendor FUELHOOD
  • SKU AT-NZ7V8FCDR
  • Fits makes
    • Ford
  • Fits models
    • E-150
    • E-250
    • E-350/E-350 Super Duty
    • E-450 Super Duty
    • Escape 2008-2012
    • Expedition
    • Explorer
    • Explorer Sport Trac
    • F-150
    • F-250 Super Duty
  • Model years
    • 2001
    • 2002
    • 2003
    • 2004
    • 2005
    • 2006
    • 2007
    • 2008
    • 2009
    • 2010
    • 2011
    • 2012
    • 2013
    • 2014
    • 2015
    • 2016
    • 2017
    • 2018
    • 2019
  • OE numbers
    • 4F2315K859AA
    • 3F2Z15K859BA
    • 4F2Z-15K859-A
    • XF2Z-15K859-AA
    • YF2Z-15K859-AA
    • 684-029
    • 5S8276
    • PPS47
    • V25721162

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Reverse Backup Parking Sensor Harness Connector Plug
Fitment:
  • for Ford E-150 2007-2019
  • for Ford E-250 2007-2019
  • for Ford E-350/E-350 Super Duty 2007-2019
  • for Ford E-450 Super Duty 2007-2019
  • for Ford Escape 2008-2012, 2001-2006
  • for Ford Expedition 2003-2006
  • for Ford Explorer 2002-2006
  • for Ford Explorer Sport Trac 2007-2010
  • for Ford F-150 2004-2008
  • for Ford F-250 Super Duty 2003-2015
OE Number:
  • 4F2315K859AA/3F2Z15K859BA
  • 4F2Z-15K859-A/XF2Z-15K859-AA/YF2Z-15K859-AA/684-029/5S8276/PPS47/V25721162
Specification
  • Material: Copper cable, Plastic
  • Pin: 3
  • Size: 2x1.5cm/0.8x0.6in(L*W); Harness Length: 13cm/5.1in.
  • Include: 1 x Reverse Backup Parking Sensor Harness Connector Plug
Why need to replace the Reverse Backup Parking Sensor Harness Connector Plug?
  • 1. Signal Interruption: When the wiring harness experiences signal loss, such as no obstacle detection alerts or incorrect distance readings during reversing, immediate replacement is necessary to restore the sensor's functionality.
  • 2.Power Supply Issues: If the harness fails to provide stable power (e.g., voltage drops below the required 12V or causes frequent fuse blowouts), it must be replaced to prevent sensor malfunctions and potential electrical hazards.
  • 3.Physical Damage or Compatibility Problems: For visibly damaged harnesses (e.g., exposed wires, corroded connectors) or when upgrading sensors requires higher - specification wiring, prompt replacement ensures the reliability of the reversing assistance system and avoids safety risks from sensor failures.