ALLMOST Compatible with GM Wire Harness Plug Pigtail Connector For PDC Bumper Parking Sensor 3pin

My 2020 Tahoe had a damaged front sensor and damaged connector. I have no idea how it happened but it both were cracked open. This caused the Service Park Assist message and made the system inoperable. No doubt the solution would have been an entirely new sensor harness and oem sensor. Easily several hundred dollars in parts and hours in labor because the front bumper must be removed. I was able to do it all in under an hour without removing the bumper or replacing the harness. Aftermarket sensor was 12$. This connector was $12. $24 total cost. It’s tricky to get the sensor out. I used picks to assist and patiently worked the sensor out of the holder and left it connected to the harness lead. Cut the connector off. Strip wires and install heat shrink on each wire. twist them together and soldier. Use heat (I carefully used a lighter) to shrink the wrap. Black tape up and insert your sensor. Feed it between the frame and bumper and carefully insert back into the holder. Done! Save yourself a $1000Works perfectly.

side slots in black plastic housing are in incorrect position. will not plug in. Looks like Dorman 645-532 will work.