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One of the parking sensors on my car has gone, and whenever I reverse it just beeps not stop. A single sensor from the garages supplier would be £120 but they said theyre happy to fit a second hand part and it will only cost £50.

I've been looking online but struggling to find the correct sensor for my vehicle, even when I put in my vehicle details it comes up with various offerings which all look different, I just want to ensure I'm buying the right thing. Is anyone able to help?
I've got a 2008 Volkswagen Polo Diesel 1.4. 9N3

 

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  • Sorry, I wasn't clear. It's just £50 for the garage to fit it if I take them a sensor rather than them sourcing the part for me, if they sourced it the sensor alone is £120 so £200 total for parts and

Seems to be 7H0 919 275 C GRU (the GRU meaning primed).

 

Ebay suggests you could buy a couple of new genuine ones for £40-odd, rather than secondhand for £50

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Sorry, I wasn't clear. It's just £50 for the garage to fit it if I take them a sensor rather than them sourcing the part for me, if they sourced it the sensor alone is £120 so £200 total for parts and fitting. I just am unsure which is the correct one for my car

 

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