4 PCS PDC Parking Assist Sensor - Compatible with Dodge Journey, Durango, Ram 1500 2500 3500, Jeep Commander, Liberty, Grand Cherokee - Replace 1EW63TZZAA - Reverse Backup Parking Sensor

So far, so good. The work. They fit. My rear sensors are working again.

Installed on my 2009 Dodge Ram 1500 4x4 After receiving the "Service Park Assist" message, I found that one of my rear bumper sensors stopped working (youtube has videos on how to quickly determine which are not working by listening to the clicking noises) The dealerships wanted way too much so I found these on Amazon. I simply popped the old one off, plugged in the one new sensor and stuffed it back into the bumper. The message was gone after I started my truck and tested the sensors by backing up to my garage door. Even though I only installed one of the four sensors, I am hoping when the time comes for the others to be replaced that they work just as well as the first one. I will make sure to update if this new sensor gives me any problems *** UPDATE 3 years later and the sensor is still working without any issues.

Tried to save money but didn’t work for me. The sensors plug in like they should, but they will not read on the truck. Tried to swap them from back to front and still nothing These sensors should be plug-n-play no programming needed. Dealer ones were 200+ dollars a piece but worked as soon as I plugged them in

Worked perfectly on 2016 Dodge Ram Rebel.

Easy to install but still having trouble with reset.

Back up sensors work very well on my Dodge truck 2017

Not all of them will work

A lot of forums and reviews state that replacement Bosch sensors are the only way to go on RAM trucks. Because amazon has free returns, I decided to got for it and order a couple 4-packs in case some sensors were dead-on-arrival. The first package worked just fine. I had 2 bad sensors and the first 2 replacement sensors I put in automatically cleared the code. My 2015 RAM 2500 SLT backup sensors are working just fine now. I was able to determine which 2 of the 4 parking sensors were bad by putting the key in the run position (truck off), engaging parking brake, and shifting to reverse. Then with my cell phone, I recorded a video with the phone microphone within 1/2" of each of the 4 sensors. After watching the recording, I found that 2 were not clicking. I replaced those 2 and I was back in business. When replacing the sensors, be gentle to the plastic with a very small screw driver. The existing plastic mounts in the bumper that hold the sensors can be brittle. I did not break any.