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MK 7.5 rear park sensors and unknown connector

Zirk
Zirk
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Hi all,

I would like to apologise if I’m asking something that has already been covered.

I own a 2015 Fiesta, 1.0 Ecoboost (MK 7.5). As standard it did not have any rear camera or park distance sensors. Recently, I managed to get a complete rear bumper from a 2015 Fiesta ST. I had it resprayed and fitted to my car. This bumper did come with the rear park distance sensors and the wiring which culminates in a plug near the rear fog light on the right side of the vehicle. After much reading on this forum - I did check within the boot behind the carpet on the right/drivers side and found no spare connector or wiring for the park distance sensors. Out of curiosity I also checked the left/passenger side of the boot and behind the carpet attached to a metal bracket I found a connector(photo’s below) not plugged into anything which just had a blanking plug. Could anyone tell me what this connector is for and if it is in any way related to the park distance sensors.

 

Thanks in advance.

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    3 hours ago, Zirk said:

    I found a connector(photo’s below) not plugged into anything which just had a blanking plug.

    That looks like the connector for the Trailer Module, for if you fit a Ford towbar and electrics.

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    It's fuel pump driver module connector, if you had a diesel. 

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