Hella Parking Sensor - 6PX 358 269-301

This Hella Parking Sensor (PDC) with part number 6PX 358 269-301 is designed for the Rear Inner or...

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This Hella Parking Sensor (PDC), part number 6PX 358 269-301, is designed for Lexus and Toyota vehicles, specifically for the rear inner or right rear position. Its key benefit is providing accurate ultrasonic detection to assist with parking maneuvers, preventing minor collisions. A caveat is that installation requires assembly by qualified personnel due to its specialized nature. This angled, paintable, 6-pin sensor integrates seamlessly with compatible OEM systems.

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Model Part Number6PX 358 269-301
BrandHella

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FAQs

What vehicles is this Hella Parking Sensor compatible with?

This sensor is compatible with specific Lexus and Toyota models, including Lexus RC (_C1_) Coupe F (USC10_) from 2018 and Lexus GS (_L1_) Saloon F (URL10_, URL10R) from 2015, matching OEM references LEXUS 8934178010C0 and TOYOTA 8934178010C0.

Can I paint this parking sensor?

Yes, the housing of this Hella Parking Sensor is designed to be paintable, allowing it to match your vehicle's exterior color.

Where is this sensor typically installed?

This sensor is designed for the rear inner or right rear position of the vehicle's bumper.

What type of technology does this sensor use?

It uses ultrasonic technology to detect obstacles.

How do I clean the parking sensor?

Clean the sensor gently with a soft, damp cloth. Avoid abrasive cleaners or harsh chemicals.

Is this a direct replacement part?

Yes, it is designed as a direct replacement for OEM part numbers LEXUS 8934178010C0 and TOYOTA 8934178010C0.

Does this sensor require professional installation?

Yes, due to the nature of vehicle sensor systems, installation by qualified personnel is recommended.

Troubleshooting

Parking sensor not detecting obstacles

Verify electrical connections. Clean the sensor surface. Check for physical damage. Ensure correct installation position and compatibility.

False alarms or erratic behavior

Clean the sensor surface as dirt or debris can interfere. Check for environmental factors like heavy rain or snow. Ensure the sensor is properly seated and not damaged.

Sensor remains unresponsive after installation

Confirm the vehicle's PDC system is activated. Check all wiring harness connections. Test the sensor with a compatible diagnostic tool if available. Consult a qualified technician.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Enhances parking safety by detecting obstacles.
  • Designed for precise fitment in specific rear vehicle locations.
  • Paintable surface allows for factory-matched appearance.
  • Utilizes reliable ultrasonic technology for accurate readings.
  • Direct replacement for specified Lexus and Toyota OEM parts.

Cons

  • Requires professional installation by qualified personnel.
  • May not be compatible with all vehicle makes and models, only specified Lexus/Toyota.
  • Ultrasonic sensors can be affected by heavy rain, snow, or ice.
  • Repairing a faulty sensor typically requires replacement, not on-site repair.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Compatibility: This sensor is specifically designed for certain Lexus and Toyota models. Ensure your vehicle's OEM part number matches LEXUS 8934178010C0 or TOYOTA 8934178010C0. Compatible models include Lexus RC (_C1_) Coupe F (USC10_) from 2018 and Lexus GS (_L1_) Saloon F (URL10_, URL10R) from 2015.

Setup: Installation requires professional expertise. The sensor needs to be securely mounted in the designated rear inner or right rear bumper location and connected via its 6-pin connector. If painting, ensure the housing is properly prepared and painted to match the vehicle's color before installation.

Care: To maintain optimal performance, regularly clean the sensor's surface with a soft, damp cloth. Avoid using harsh chemicals or abrasive materials that could damage the sensor or its paint. Ensure the sensor remains free from mud, ice, or snow buildup, especially during winter months.

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