Mercedes-Benz A C E S W168 W203 W211 W220 Parking Sensor Jaspisblau Blue - 345

Mercedes A C E S Parking Sensor Blue is an original part from the parking sensors category, designed for factory parking assistance systems in Mercedes vehicles. Finished in Jaspis Blue Metallic - 345 / 5345, it ensures visual consistency with the body paint while providing precise operation of the driver assistance system.

Specifications and technical data

• SKU: A0015427418-JAS
• Mark: Mercedes (Genuine OE)
• Condition: Used
• OEM Part Number: A0015427418
• Substitutable numbers: A0015427418, A 001 542 74 18, 0263003167, 0 263 003 167, BG
• Color: Jaspis Blue Metallic - 345 / 5345
• Category: Parking Sensors

Purpose and Function of a Mercedes Parking Sensor

A parking sensor in Mercedes cars is responsible for detecting obstacles in the bumper area and transmitting a signal to the parking system controller. A properly functioning component enables:

• accurate detection of objects near the vehicle,
• efficient acoustic and graphic signaling,
• increased safety during maneuvering in tight parking spaces.

The presented sensor is an original part, designed specifically for integration with the vehicle's factory electrical and electronic systems, which promotes stable system operation.

Jaspis Blue Metallic Color – Matching the Bodywork

The finish in Jaspis Blue Metallic - 345 / 5345 allows for an aesthetically pleasing integration of the sensor into a bumper painted in the same color. This way, the element does not visually stand out from the car body, and the overall appearance remains consistent and factory-like.

Such color matching is particularly important for premium class cars, where not only functionality but also the preservation of the original bodywork styling are crucial.

Original Origin and Identification Parameters

The sensor belongs to the group of original Mercedes components and has a dedicated OEM part number and associated interchangeable numbers. This allows for precise identification of the part by catalog numbers and easy verification of compatibility with a specific vehicle model.

In practice, this means that when selecting a sensor, you can use both the main number and reference numbers, which facilitates searching for the correct variant in catalogs and service systems.

Used Condition – Practical Benefits

The offered parking sensor is a used part, which represents a reasonable compromise between cost and functionality. In many cases, choosing tested used electronics allows for restoring the full functionality of the parking system at a significantly lower financial outlay compared to brand-new parts.

A used sensor can be a particularly attractive solution for repairs of vehicles that are several or over ten years old, where maintaining the car in good technical condition at optimal service costs is key.

Selecting and Installing a Parking Sensor

To ensure proper system operation, it is advisable to verify the sensor's compatibility with your specific vehicle model before purchasing, using the OEM number, interchangeable numbers, or vehicle data. A correctly selected part allows for installation in place of the original sensor without the need for electrical system modifications.

The installation process itself typically involves:

• removing the damaged sensor from the bumper,
• connecting the electrical harness plug to the new component,
• fitting the sensor into the mounting socket in the bumper.

In many cases, the system does not require additional programming after replacement, but you should always follow the vehicle manufacturer's recommendations and service procedures.

Mercedes Parking Sensors – Related Offer

If you are looking for other Mercedes parking sensors compatible with various models and body configurations, check out our dedicated category: Mercedes parking sensors. There you will find a wide selection of parts for the brand's factory parking assistance systems.

Why Consider Used Automotive Electronics?

When choosing a used parking sensor, it is worth knowing the basic principles of selecting electronics by OEM and reference numbers, as well as issues of hardware and software compatibility. A detailed discussion of these topics, along with practical examples and answers to the most common questions, can be found in the guide: Used Automotive Electronics Onboard – Why Choose Second-Hand ECU Modules and Sensors?