Volkswagen Polo 6C PDC Front Rear Parking Distance Sensor Pure White - C9A

Visual condition of the part

The product shows signs of use visible in the photos. Volkswagen Polo 6C PDC Front Rear Parking Distance Sensor Pure White - C9A is an original component from the Parking sensors group, designed to operate within the factory parking assistance system. Finished in Pure White – C9A, it ensures a consistent bumper appearance and body aesthetics while maintaining the full functionality of the PDC system.

Specifications and technical data

• SKU: 1S0919275C-PWH
• Mark: Volkswagen
• Condition: Used
• OEM Part Number: 1S0919275C
• Substitutable numbers: 1S0919275C, 1S0 919 275 C
• Location on the vehicle: Front, Rear
• Color: Pure White - C9A
• Category: Parking Sensors

Purpose and function in the vehicle

The presented sensor is dedicated for installation in the Volkswagen Polo 6C model and works with the factory PDC system, supporting both the front and rear zones of the vehicle. Its placement on the vehicle includes the front and rear bumper, which enables precise obstacle detection when maneuvering in tight spaces, parallel parking, or reversing in limited visibility. The component has been designed as part of the active safety system – its proper operation translates into reducing the risk of damage to bumpers, paintwork, and structural body elements during daily use.

Color and visual matching

The sensor is finished in Pure White – C9A, which allows for aesthetic integration into painted bumper surfaces of the same shade. As a result, after installation, the component does not visually stand out from the body, and the bumper line remains consistent and orderly. Choosing the correct color is particularly important for post-accident repairs and replacing individual sensors – using a component in the appropriate shade reduces the need for additional painting and shortens the time required to restore the vehicle to full visual and functional efficiency.

Technical characteristics and integration with the PDC system

As an original Volkswagen component, the sensor is adapted to work with the factory wiring harness and the parking system controller in the Polo 6C. This ensures the maintenance of correct operating parameters, such as sensitivity, detection range, and the method of communication with the control module and the instrument cluster in the cabin. In practice, this translates into:

• stable operation of the PDC system without random errors or false alarms,
• correct representation of the distance to obstacles in acoustic or graphic signaling,
• no need to modify the electrical installation when replacing the component.

Condition and service application

The offered sensor is a used component, which makes it a reasonable choice for maintenance and post-accident repairs when the priority is to maintain the original vehicle specification at optimal costs. Such components are particularly useful in situations where it is necessary to replace a single sensor without interfering with other system elements. Before installation, it is recommended to follow standard service procedures: checking the installation, correct seating in the bumper socket, and verifying the operation of the PDC system after connection, in accordance with the vehicle manufacturer's recommendations.

System expansion and selection of other sensors

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

Repair safety and additional materials

When working with body elements and accompanying equipment – such as windows, sensors, or modules – it is worth paying attention to the quality of the parts used and correct installation. You can find more practical tips on making an informed choice of original used components in the article Spider web on the windshield? Why it is better to choose a used original with the manufacturer's logo when replacing, which discusses, among other things, issues of sensor matching and planning safe repairs.