Purchase BMW E46 3 SERIES E39 5 SERIES Parking Distance active Control Module Unit PDC in pieta ', default, Malta, for US $28.00

Condition:Used Brand:BMW Other Part Number:66216921415 6921415 Manufacturer Part Number:66216921415 6921415 Country/Region of Manufacture:Germany

BMW E46 3 SERIES E39 5 SERIES Parking Distance active Control Module Unit PDC 6921415

This listing is for the Parking Distance active Control Module Unit PDC.
Found on most BMW models - e46 e39 models
This is a genuine OEM BMW part in a used condition yet still in very good condition.
Part number is - 66216921415 6921415

Superseded by - 66216942675

(05/17/2004 — 11/10/2005), Exchangeable retrospectively

66216958516

(05/12/2005 — 01/16/2006), Exchangeable retrospectively

66216985501

(09/13/2005 — 04/11/2006), Exchangeable retrospectively

66219112463

(11/14/2005 — 06/13/2006), Exchangeable retrospectively

66209119428

(03/06/2006 — 10/26/2006), Exchangeable retrospectively

66209116543

(05/01/2006 — 05/08/2006), Exchangeable retrospectively

Supersedes -

66216916405

(01/01/2001 — 06/03/2002), Exchangeable retrospectively

66216904023

(09/01/1999 — 05/16/2001), Exchangeable retrospectively

66216900270

(10/15/1998 — 01/28/2000), Exchangeable retrospectively

66218385232

(05/29/1998 — 10/19/1998), Exchangeable retrospectively

66218370872

(11/01/1996 — 07/15/1998), nonexchangeable retrospectively

66218381088

(01/29/1998 — ), Exchangeable retrospectively

66218363547

(09/01/1995 — 05/11/1998)

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