W220 Mercedes Parktronic Control Unit Module Parking Sensor Computer S500 S55 #1 on 2040-parts.com
Smithfield, North Carolina, US
This is the parktronic control unit out of a 2000 Mercedes S430, W220. Part number is 020 545 52 32. It is in good used condition. Please email if you have any questions.
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