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What kind of sensor does a Mustang have?

What kind of sensor does a Mustang have?

Kit includes sensor with weatherproof housing, sensor calibration procedures, all wiring, wire ties, user guide and installation directions. Application. The SpeedForm Front End Parking Assist Sensor will fit any year or model of Ford Mustang, including the LX, V6, GT, Bullitt, Mach 1, SVT Cobra and Shelby GT500 models.

Is there a Parking Assist Sensor on a Mustang?

The SpeedForm Front End Parking Assist Sensor is perfect for lowered Mustangs (or new drivers) to warn of a potential front end curb impact with an audible alarm.

Where are the side impact sensors on a 2013?

The 2013/14 harness plugged right in. I just hope the position is similar for a 2008. However the side impact sensors changed from 13/14 on. They moved to the doors, instead of the lower sills. This is as close as I could come.

Where is the front impact restraint sensor located?

The front impact severity sensor (frontal restraint sensor) is located in the front of the vehicle, behind the grille, mounted on the radiator support. The side impact sensors are mounted in each of the doors, behind the trim panel.

Kit includes sensor with weatherproof housing, sensor calibration procedures, all wiring, wire ties, user guide and installation directions. Application. The SpeedForm Front End Parking Assist Sensor will fit any year or model of Ford Mustang, including the LX, V6, GT, Bullitt, Mach 1, SVT Cobra and Shelby GT500 models.

The SpeedForm Front End Parking Assist Sensor is perfect for lowered Mustangs (or new drivers) to warn of a potential front end curb impact with an audible alarm.

The front impact severity sensor (frontal restraint sensor) is located in the front of the vehicle, behind the grille, mounted on the radiator support. The side impact sensors are mounted in each of the doors, behind the trim panel.

The 2013/14 harness plugged right in. I just hope the position is similar for a 2008. However the side impact sensors changed from 13/14 on. They moved to the doors, instead of the lower sills. This is as close as I could come.

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Ruth Doyle