Product Description
Brand: GM Genuine PartsPart Number: 85530065Condition: Brand New in Box
Overview:We are pleased to offer this Brand New Side Obstacle Detection Control Module. As a trusted supplier, we guarantee this is an authentic Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM) unit. This radar-based sensor is a critical component of your vehicle\'s blind-spot alert system, ensuring factory-standard safety and performance. It is not a remanufactured unit or an aftermarket reproduction.
Technical Specifications:
Position: Right Side (Passenger Side)
System: Side Object Sensing / Blind Spot Detection
Terminal Quantity: 8-Pin Connector
Origin: OEM Factory Standard
Vehicle Compatibility:
Cadillac: Escalade & Escalade ESV (2021-2024)
Chevrolet: Tahoe & Suburban (2021-2025), Silverado 1500 (2022-2025)
GMC: Yukon & Yukon XL (2021-2025), Sierra 1500 (2022-2025)
Note: Fits models WITHOUT Super Cruise and WITHOUT ZR2 Bison package.
Advisory: We recommend verifying the part number with a certified mechanic or dealership prior to purchase to ensure compatibility with your specific trim
Shipping & Handling
Fast Processing: Orders are processed and shipped promptly from our facility.
Secure Packaging: All items are professionally packed to ensure they arrive in pristine condition.
Tracking: A tracking number will be uploaded immediately upon shipment.
Store Policy: Terms of Sale
⚠️ ALL RETURNS OR REFUNDS ARE SUBJECT TO APPROVAL ⚠️
Due to the sensitive nature of automotive electrical components, we do not accept returns or exchanges on this item once it was opened and used.
Fitment Responsibility: The buyer is responsible for verifying that Part #85530065 is the correct unit for their vehicle application before ordering.
Condition Guarantee: The item is sold as Brand New and OEM.
No Exceptions: Once the item has being delivered, the sale is considered closed.
Contact Us:If you have questions regarding the product specifications or need additional details prior to purchasing, please send us a message. Our team is happy to assist you.
