Standard Ignition Blind Spot Detection System Warning Sensor P/N:BSD129
Standard Ignition BSD29 blind spot detection system warning sensor for the 2017 Ford Escape senses traffic in the blind zone beside the vehicle. Its signal feeds the blind spot warning that alerts the driver.
A blind spot warning lamp that stays off, or a dash message about the blind spot system, can mean a sensor has failed, but a wiring fault gives similar symptoms. Before replacing the sensor, look it over with the engine off, along with its connector, for cracks, corrosion or bent terminals.
It is a direct-fit OE replacement for the 2017 Ford Escape.
Fit and size
Build and materials
One blind spot detection system warning sensor. This listing holds a single sensor, and the 2017 Ford Escape takes two.
Interchange: 861-044
BSN29 · BDSC20021 · BSW29 · GV6Z14C689A
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Does the Standard Ignition BSD29 blind spot sensor fit the 2017 Ford Escape?
Yes. Standard Ignition BSD29 is a direct-fit OE replacement for the 2017 Ford Escape, which takes two sensors.
How many sensors come in the Standard Ignition BSD29 listing?
One. This listing is a single blind spot detection system warning sensor, and the vehicle takes two, so the second is ordered separately.
What kind of connector does the BSD29 blind spot sensor have?
The Standard Ignition BSD29 has one female connector with eight male terminals.
What can a failing blind spot detection sensor look like?
Possible signs are a blind spot indicator that stays off or a blind spot system message on the dash. A shop can scan the system to find the cause.
Is the Standard Ignition BSD29 the same as Ford part GV6Z14C689A?
Yes. GV6Z14C689A is one of the numbers that Standard Ignition BSD29 replaces.
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