Audi Q7 4L Parking Sensor PDC Rear Ultrasonic Orca Black - C9X 5C6919275A

Audi Q7 4L Parking Sensor PDC Rear Ultrasonic Orca Black is an original component from the Parking sensors group, designed for operation in the rear zone of the vehicle. Thanks to its factory fitment for the Audi PDC system, it ensures stable operation of the parking assistance system and a consistent appearance with the Orca Black Metallic – C9X bodywork.

Specifications and technical data

• SKU: 5C6919275A-ORB
• Mark: Audi
• Condition: Used
• OEM Part Number: 5C6919275A
• Substitutable numbers: 5C6919275A, 5C6 919 275 A
• Location on the vehicle: Rear
• Color: Orca Black Metallic - C9X
• Category: Parking Sensors

Purpose and function in the vehicle

The presented sensor is dedicated for installation in the rear part of the Audi Q7 4L body, where it is responsible for precise distance measurement from obstacles during maneuvering. As an element of the PDC system, it uses ultrasonic technology to generate and receive signals, which are then processed by the vehicle's electronics into clear audible or visual alerts for the driver.

A properly functioning parking sensor increases the safety of maneuvers, reduces the risk of minor collisions when reversing, and facilitates precise parking of a large SUV such as the Audi Q7 4L.

Color and integration with the bodywork

The finish in Orca Black Metallic – C9X allows for aesthetic integration of the sensor into the bumper of a vehicle painted in the same color. As a result, the component does not visually stand out from the body, and the entire rear zone maintains a consistent, factory-original look.

Choosing the correct sensor color is not only important for aesthetics but also for practical reasons – it eliminates the need for additional painting and shortens the time required for repair or replacement of the component.

Technical characteristics and installation

The sensor belongs to the PDC (Park Distance Control) group of components and works with the factory Audi parking assistance system. It is designed for operation in the rear zone of the vehicle, where it is exposed to variable weather conditions and road debris. The construction provided by the manufacturer allows for installation in the original bumper socket without the need for mechanical modifications.

When replacing, it is recommended to:

• check the mounting socket in the bumper for mechanical damage,
• verify the wiring harness and connectors for corrosion or dirt,
• perform a PDC system test after installation using onboard diagnostics.

Condition of the component and practical application

The offered sensor is a used component, which in practice means a favorable compromise between the cost of repair and maintaining the manufacturer's original specifications. For many Audi Q7 4L users, this is a reasonable solution for restoring full functionality of the parking system after a collision or failure of a single sensor.

Choosing an original PDC sensor from the same component group as those factory-installed in the vehicle promotes proper cooperation with the existing electrical installation and control software.

Compatibility and selecting the right part

When selecting a parking sensor for the Audi Q7 4L, it is worth paying attention to compatibility with the rear mounting zone and the correct body color. It is also helpful to compare the shape of the housing and the type of connector with the removed component, which minimizes the risk of errors when ordering. In case of doubt, a good solution is to verify the part based on vehicle data or consult a service center specializing in the Audi brand.

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

To better assess when choosing a used PDC sensor is justified and how to safely select electronics for your car, it is worth reading the guide: Second life of electronics – when is it worth choosing used engine controllers, comfort modules, and parking sensors?