Product Overview

High-quality parking sensor designed for Citroën and Peugeot vehicles. Ideal for professional workshops and DIY mechanics needing a reliable PDC (Park Distance Control) replacement. The unit is compatible with vehicles using PSA/Stellantis electrical architecture and is commonly referenced by the part numbers listed below. Color code HZE corresponds to Tramontane finish, matching specific bumper paints.

Technical Information

• Manufacturer: Stellantis (Citroën / Peugeot)
• Model: Citroën, Peugeot (Commonly Used On: PEUGEOT 3008 I, PEUGEOT 5008 I)
• Product Codes: 9677782977, 9677782980, 6590JE
• Other Numbers: HZE (Color Code TRAMONTANE)

Function

The sensor is an ultrasonic parking aid element that detects obstacles near the vehicle bumper and sends distance information to the PDC control module. It helps the driver when maneuvering at low speeds by triggering audible alerts or dash indicators.

Replacement Procedure

Designed for straightforward replacement by experienced technicians. Typical replacement steps:

• Prepare Tools: Trim removal tools, screwdriver set, multimeter for basic electrical checks, protective gloves.
• Safety First: Disconnect the battery before starting work to prevent short circuits and protect vehicle electronics.
• Access Sensor: Remove the rear bumper trim or access panel to reach the sensor from behind the bumper. On some models the sensor can be removed through inner wheel arch liners or luggage compartment trims.
• Disconnect Connector: Release the electrical connector and remove the sensor retaining clip or housing.
• Fit New Sensor: Insert the new sensor ensuring correct orientation and secure locking. Replace the sealing rubber if available and required for watertight fitment.
• Electrical Check: Reconnect battery and test the sensor operation before full reassembly. Verify PDC warning tones and dashboard indicators are functioning.
• Final Assembly: Refit trims and bumper panels after successful functional test.

Installation Recommendations

• Ensure The Sensor Sits Flush: Proper seating in the bumper cutout prevents false readings. Use the correct retaining clips and, if provided, the sealing ring to avoid water ingress.
• Test Before Reassembly: Always test functionality with the bumper temporarily secured to avoid repeated removal.
• Protect Connectors: Clean mating surfaces and apply dielectric grease if necessary to prevent corrosion on electrical contacts.
• Use Correct Color Code: Match The Color Code HZE (Tramontane) for painted bumpers to avoid visible mismatch.

Most Common Failure Reasons

• Water Ingress: Damaged or missing sealing ring allows moisture to enter the sensor housing and corrode internal components.
• Impact Damage: Bumper collisions or knocks can physically damage the sensor element or its mounting.
• Connector And Wiring Issues: Corroded connectors, pin damage or wiring faults cause intermittent operation or total failure.
• Dirt And Contamination: Heavy buildup of mud, ice or road debris on the sensor face leads to incorrect or no detection.
• Ageing Electronics: Over time, the ultrasonic transducer or internal electronics may degrade, especially in vehicles used in harsh environments.

Notes For Professionals

When replacing sensors, always verify part numbers and color codes to ensure correct fit and finish. Some vehicle systems may require a quick functional check with diagnostic tools to confirm proper integration with the PDC control unit. For a lasting repair, replace damaged seals and inspect wiring harnesses for hidden damage after an impact.

Keywords

Parking Sensor, PDC Sensor, Citroën Parking Sensor, Peugeot Parking Sensor, 9677782977, 9677782980, 6590JE, HZE, Tramontane, PEUGEOT 3008 I, PEUGEOT 5008 I

High-quality replacement parking sensor designed for Citroën and Peugeot PDC systems. This black, unpainted sensor restores reliable obstacle detection for parking assistance, making it a practical choice for professional workshops and DIY mechanics. Commonly referenced by OEM numbers, the unit offers straightforward fitment and helps eliminate false warnings or intermittent operation caused by damaged or corroded original sensors.

Key Benefits

• Direct Replacement: Fits Original Equipment locations on Compatible Citroën and Peugeot Bumpers.
• Reliable Detection: Restores Proper Ultrasonic Sensing For Parking Assistance Systems.
• Economical Solution: Ideal For Quick Repair Jobs In Garages Or Home Workshops.
• Unpainted Finish: Ready For Bodyshop Painting If Required To Match Vehicle Colour.

Compatibility

Compatible With Various Citroën And Peugeot PDC Systems. Known Fitment Includes:

• Peugeot 3008 I
• Peugeot 5008 I
• Other Citroën And Peugeot Models Using The Listed Product Codes

How The Part Works

The sensor is an ultrasonic parking proximity sensor used by the vehicle’s Park Distance Control (PDC) system. It emits and receives sound pulses to measure the distance to nearby obstacles and reports signals to the parking control unit, which then provides audio/visual feedback to the driver.

Replacement Procedure

Typical Replacement Steps (Suitable For Experienced DIYers And Professional Technicians):

• Access The Sensor From Behind The Bumper Or Through The Wheel Arch Trim Depending On Model.
• Carefully Disconnect The Electrical Connector And Release The Sensor Retaining Clips Or Grommet.
• Remove The Old Sensor And Inspect The Mounting Hole And Wiring For Corrosion Or Damage.
• Fit The New Sensor Into The Bumper, Ensure Any Sealing Grommet Is Present Or Replaced, And Reconnect The Electrical Connector.
• Secure Trim Pieces And Perform A System Check: Most Replacements Are Plug-And-Play; If Fault Codes Appear, Clear Using A Diagnostic Tool And Re-Test.

Technical Information

• Manufacturer: Stellantis (Citroën / Peugeot)
• Model: Citroën / Peugeot (See Product Codes For Exact Fitment)
• Product Codes: 9664027977, 9677782980, 6590JE
• Additional Numbers: (6590.JE)
• Color: Black — Unpainted
• Sealing Rubber: May Not Be Included

Recommended Tools And Tips

• Plastic Trim Tools To Avoid Damaging Bumper Trim.
• Basic Hand Tools For Removing Fasteners And Wheel Arch Liners.
• Multimeter Or Diagnostic Scanner To Verify Power And Communication If Problems Persist.
• If The Sealing Grommet Is Missing Or Damaged, Replace It During Installation To Prevent Water Ingress.

Why Sensors Fail

Parking Sensors Commonly Fail Due To:

• Water Ingress Or Corrosion Around The Connector Or Sensor Housing (Especially If Sealing Grommet Is Missing).
• Mechanical Damage From Impacts Or Road Debris.
• Connector Or Wiring Harness Faults Causing Intermittent Operation.
• Contamination On The Sensor Surface (Dirt, Mud, Salt) Leading To False Readings.

Final Notes

This sensor Is Intended As A Direct Replacement Part For The Listed Product Codes. For A Durable Repair, Inspect The Sealing Grommet And Wiring When Replacing The Sensor, And Repaint The Unpainted Surface If A Color-Matched Finish Is Required. Add The Item To Your Cart To Restore Reliable Parking Assistance Quickly And Cost-Effectively.

High-quality parking sensor (PDC) designed for Stellantis Citroën and Peugeot models. Ideal for professional workshops and experienced DIY mechanics who require a reliable replacement part identified by OE numbers 9677783280, 9677782980 or reference 6590JE. The sensor restores parking aid functionality, reduces the risk of minor collisions when maneuvering and is a common spare for first‑generation Peugeot 3008 and 5008 vehicles. Fits into standard rear bumper housings and is optimized for vehicle body color EZRC Grey Aluminium.

Technical Information

• Manufacturer: Stellantis / Citroën / Peugeot
• Model: Peugeot 3008 I; Peugeot 5008 I (Common Application)
• Product Codes: 9677783280; 9677782980
• Other Numbers: 6590JE

Function

This ultrasonic parking sensor detects obstacles behind the vehicle and communicates distance information to the parking aid control unit (PDC/EZRC). The system warns the driver with progressive beeps or visual indicators as the vehicle approaches an object, helping avoid low‑speed impacts during reversing and parking maneuvers.

Replacement Procedure

Typical replacement steps for rear bumper sensors:

• Disconnect The Battery Or At Least Ensure The Vehicle Is Electrically Isolated Before Starting Work.
• Access The Sensor From The Bumper Inner Liner Or After Removing The Rear Bumper Depending On Vehicle Configuration.
• Unplug The Electrical Connector And Release The Sensor From Its Retaining Clip Or Housing.
• Inspect And Replace The Sealing Grommet If Missing Or Damaged (Sealing Rubber May Not Be Included).
• Install The New Sensor Ensuring Correct Orientation And Firm Seating In The Bumper Aperture.
• Reconnect The Connector, Refit All Panels, Reconnect The Battery And Test The Parking Aid Functionality.

Installation Recommendations

• Use A Diagnostic Tool To Verify Sensor Signal And Live Data Where Possible — This Saves Time Identifying Wiring Or Module Issues.
• Always Replace The Sealing Grommet If It Is Missing Or Worn To Prevent Water Ingress.
• Clean The Bumper Mounting Area Before Fitting To Ensure Proper Seal And Sound Propagation.
• Handle The Sensor Connector Carefully To Avoid Bent Pins Or Corrosion; Apply Dielectric Grease If Appropriate.
• After Installation, Perform A System Check By Activating Reverse Gear And Monitoring For Consistent Beep Pattern And No Error Messages.

Why The Part Most Often Fails

Common causes of parking sensor failure include:

• Water Ingress And Corrosion Due To Damaged Or Missing Sealing Grommets.
• Physical Damage From Impacts, Scratches Or Deformation During Minor Collisions.
• Contamination By Dirt, Road Salt Or Paint Overspray That Alters Ultrasonic Signal Transmission.
• Connector Corrosion Or Wiring Faults Leading To Intermittent Communication With The PDC Module.
• Ageing Electronics And Moisture‑Related Failures In Harsh Climates.

Notes For Professionals

When replacing sensors as part of diagnostic work, always consider the condition of harnesses and the PDC control unit. Replacing a single sensor often restores function, but intermittent faults may point to wiring or module issues that require further troubleshooting with a suitable PSA diagnostic tool.