Standard Ignition BSD32 right blind spot detection system warning sensor for the 2013-2015 Ford Explorer and other vehicles monitors the zone beside the vehicle that the mirrors do not cover.
- One female connector with six male terminals
- Extensive testing and validation for proper performance
- Made to stringent quality standards
Quick facts
- Part: Standard Ignition BSD32 blind spot detection system warning sensor
- Fits: the 2013-2015 Ford Explorer and other vehicles
- Position: Right
A blind spot warning light that stays on, a system message on the dash or alerts that no longer come can mean the sensor has failed. Before you replace it, rule out a damaged connector, loose wiring or damage at the sensor area. This listing is one right-side sensor, and the left side is a separate part. The 2013-2015 Ford Explorer takes two, one on each side.
Fits
This right-side sensor is a direct-fit OE replacement for the 2013-2015 Ford Explorer, the 2015-2017 Ford Expedition and the 2013-2014 Ford Edge. If your car is not among them, look up your year and model in the "Vehicles it fits" section.
Specifications
- Position: Right
- Connector: 1, female
- Terminals: 6, male
- Country of origin: Mexico
Interchange: 861-047
BSN32 · BDSC20024 · BSW32 · DG1Z14C689B
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This part cross-references / interchanges with the following part numbers:
BSN32, BDSC20024, BSW32, DG1Z14C689B, 861-047
Frequently Asked Questions
Will the Standard Ignition BSD32 work on a 2013-2015 Ford Explorer?
Yes. Standard Ignition BSD32 is the right-side blind spot detection system warning sensor for the 2013-2015 Ford Explorer. It also fits other Ford and Lincoln models listed in the "Vehicles it fits" section.
How many terminals does this blind spot sensor connector have?
This blind spot sensor's connector is one female housing with six male terminals.
Is the Standard Ignition BSD32 the left or right sensor?
It is the right-side sensor. Standard Ignition BSD32 is sold one per listing, and the left side is a separate part that is ordered on its own.
Does this sensor replace number DG1Z14C689B?
Yes. That number is listed as an interchange for this sensor, so it can be matched to the Standard Ignition BSD32.
What can a failing blind spot detection sensor look like?
A warning lamp that stays lit, a dash message or alerts that stop coming can mean the system has a fault. A shop can test the system to tell a sensor fault from a wiring problem.
