24486529 | Genuine Bendix Front Radar Sensor FLR-21, Wingman Advanced For Volvo For Sale - New and Used

Description:
The Front Radar Sensor FLR‑21 24486529, used in theBendix Wingman Advanced (or Wingman Fusion) system, is a radar unit mounted at the front of a vehicle (typically a truck) that provides the sensing capability for advanced driver assistance features (ADAS).

Part Number: 24486529
Condition: New
Manufacture/Brand: BendixSpecifications For 24486529:

Application: Wingman Fusion 2Product Type:FLR-21CAN Baud Rate:AutoBaudConnector:MCON Interconnection System 10-Way Sealed Connector (Female)Software Version:BX193102Maximum Operating Temperature:185 °F (85 °C)Minimum Operating Temperature:-40 °F (-40 °C)

Fits 24486529 ForVolvo, Mack, International, Freightliner, Kenworth, Peterbilt, Western Star

Purpose of using 24486529

• Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC) with Braking:

  • When cruise control is active, the system keeps a safe following distance from the vehicle ahead by adjusting throttle, retarder, or applying the foundation brakes if needed.

• Collision Mitigation / Autonomous Braking:

  • If the radar detects a potential forward collision or rapid closing distance, the system can apply braking to reduce the severity of impact.

• Alerting the Driver:

  • Provides alerts (visual and/or audible) when a vehicle or object is detected ahead or if the following distance becomes unsafe.

• Stationary Object Detection:

  • Can warn the driver about stationary vehicles or objects in the driving path.

Signs of a Bad Front Radar Sensor24486529

1. Warning Lights or System Alerts

• Dashboard alerts such as:

  • “Wingman Advanced Fault”

  • “Radar Sensor Fault”

• The system may disable itself until the sensor is repaired or replaced.

2. Adaptive Cruise Control Malfunctions

• ACC may fail to maintain distance from vehicles ahead.

• The system might fail to engage or disengage unexpectedly.

3. Collision Mitigation / Braking Issues

• Forward collision alerts or automatic braking may not work.

• Braking may activate unexpectedly if the radar misreads objects.

4. False or Erratic Alerts

• Radar may detect objects that aren’t there.

• System may constantly beep or show visual warnings without reason.

5. Inconsistent Detection of Vehicles or Obstacles

• Vehicles ahead may not trigger alerts.

• Stationary objects (parked cars, barriers) may be ignored.

• Performance may vary with speed or weather conditions.

6. Physical Damage or Obstruction

• Sensor lens cracked, chipped, or covered in dirt, snow, or ice.

• Mounting misaligned after a collision or maintenance.

7. System Self-Test Failures

• On startup, Wingman Advanced performs a self-diagnostic.

• If the FLR‑21 fails, the system may refuse to operate or report an error.

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