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Service bulletin ITB21-012

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The communication, as NHTSA indexes it (as of 2026-10-19)
TypeService bulletin
NHTSA id10195476
Published by NHTSA2021-06-09
Manufacturer's numberITB21-012
Manufacturer's date2021-05-24
NHTSA componentFORWARD COLLISION AVOIDANCE; ELECTRICAL SYSTEM

NHTSA's summary

INCORRECT FRONT/REAR SONAR SENSOR OPERATION SERVICE INFORMATION Sonar sensors use ultrasonic sound waves to detect objects, and determine short range distance to those objects. If a sonar sensor’s visible surface has been damaged or is partially, or totally, obstructed by mud/dirt, road debris, bugs, snow or ice, the sound waves that are being transmitted can be muted, redirected, absorbed, and not received. Possible causes of incorrect sensor (sonar sensor) operation: • Object not within the detection range of the sensors. • Sensor range sensitivity setting is set too sensitive, or not sensitive enough. • Objects that cannot be detected by the sensors. • Foreign material (mud/dirt, road debris, bugs, snow or ice, etc.) attached to any of the sensors, or their surroundings. • Damage to one or more of the sensors, or the area around the sensors. • Items installed around one or more sensor (e.g. Accessories or bumper protectors, etc.). • The vehicle ride height has been altered.

The document

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Components

Driver assistance, Electrical system

Vehicles listed
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