Standard Ignition Cruise Control Distance Sensor P/N:CCD12
Standard Ignition CCD14 cruise control distance sensor for the 2016-2018 Ford Explorer 4-cylinder 2.3L or V6 3.5L measures the distance to traffic ahead for the cruise control system.
When a distance sensor fails, cruise control may not set or may drop out unexpectedly, and the dash may show a related warning message. A damaged connector or wiring, a blown fuse or a faulty brake switch can be behind these signs too, so find the cause before buying a sensor.
This direct-fit OE replacement suits the 2016-2018 Ford Explorer 4-cylinder 2.3L or V6 3.5L, which takes one sensor. The listing is a single sensor, made for ease of installation.
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Interchange: 862-004
CCN14 · CDSC20002 · CCW14 · DY1374 · DY1388 · GB5Z9E731A · GB5Z9E731C · GB5Z9E731E
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Is the Standard Ignition CCD14 the right distance sensor for the 2016-2018 Ford Explorer 4-cylinder 2.3L or V6 3.5L?
Yes. Standard Ignition CCD14 is listed for the 2016-2018 Ford Explorer 4-cylinder 2.3L or V6 3.5L, and that vehicle takes one sensor.
Does the Standard Ignition CCD14 use a plug-in connector?
Yes. Standard Ignition CCD14 has one female plug-in connector with 18 male pin terminals.
Does this distance sensor replace GB5Z9E731A?
Yes. GB5Z9E731A is one of the numbers this sensor replaces, along with GB5Z9E731C and GB5Z9E731E.
Cruise control won't set or keeps dropping out: could the distance sensor be the cause?
It can be involved. Cruise control that will not set, drops out or comes with a warning message may trace to this sensor, and a shop can test it to confirm.
How is the Standard Ignition CCD14 distance sensor tested?
It undergoes extensive testing and validation for proper performance and reliability, and its components are chosen to handle harsh engine conditions.
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