Standard Ignition Blind Spot Detection System Warning Sensor P/N:BSD45
Standard Ignition BSD111 left blind spot detection system warning sensor for the 2011-2017 Toyota Sequoia helps the driver know when something sits in the left blind spot.
A dash warning light, or a blind spot indicator that stays dark or lights with nothing beside the vehicle, can be signs of a failing sensor. These signs alone do not prove this sensor is the problem; a damaged wiring harness or connector can cause them too. This listing is one sensor for the left side; the right side is ordered separately, and the 2011-2017 Toyota Sequoia takes one for this side.
It is a direct-fit OE replacement for the 2011-2017 Toyota Sequoia.
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Interchange: 861-013
BSN111 · BDSC20005 · BSW111 · 881720C010
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Is the Standard Ignition BSD111 the left sensor for the 2011-2017 Toyota Sequoia?
Yes. Standard Ignition BSD111 is the left-position blind spot detection system warning sensor listed for the 2011-2017 Toyota Sequoia.
How many pins does the BSD111 blind spot sensor connector have?
The Standard Ignition BSD111 has one female plug-in connector with 8 male pin terminals.
Where is this blind spot detection sensor made?
The country of origin for this blind spot detection system warning sensor is Germany.
What signs can a failing left blind spot detection sensor cause?
A dash warning light or a blind spot indicator that stays dark or lights at the wrong time can be signs. A shop can scan the system to test the sensor.
Does Standard Ignition BSD111 interchange with 881720C010?
Yes. 881720C010 is listed as an interchange number for Standard Ignition BSD111, along with 861-013 and several others.
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