Common Failures of BYD 1367280000 Collision sensor for Han EV/Tang EV/Atto3 PLUS EV/Yuan PLUS EV/Atto3 PRO EV/Yuan PRO EV/Dolphin EV/Qin PLUS DM-i/Seal EV/KING DM-i/Chazor DM-i/Seal5 DM-i/Destroyer 05 DM-i
- False Alarms: A common issue with the collision sensor (OE 1367280000) in models like Han EV and Tang EV, causing unnecessary alerts.
- Inaccurate Readings: Many users of Atto3 PLUS EV and Yuan PLUS EV report that the sensor fails to detect obstacles precisely.
- Sensor Malfunction: Seal EV and other models may experience a complete breakdown of the collision sensor, OE 1367280000.
Maintenance Tips of BYD 1367280000 Collision sensor for Han EV/Tang EV/Atto3 PLUS EV/Yuan PLUS EV/Atto3 PRO EV/Yuan PRO EV/Dolphin EV/Qin PLUS DM-i/Seal EV/KING DM-i/Chazor DM-i/Seal5 DM-i/Destroyer 05 DM-i
- Firstly, when installing the BYD Collision sensor (OE# 1367280000) on models like Han EV and Tang EV, ensure the mounting surface is clean and flat to avoid inaccurate readings.
- Secondly, use the correct tools as specified in the BYD service manual to prevent damage to the sensor during installation.
- Next, double - check the wiring connections of the Collision sensor. Loose or incorrect connections can lead to malfunctions in vehicles such as Atto3 PLUS EV and Yuan PLUS EV.
- Then, calibrate the Collision sensor after installation according to the proper procedures for accurate detection in cars like Dolphin EV and Qin PLUS DM - i.
- Finally, test the Collision sensor functionality before closing the vehicle up. This is crucial for models like Seal EV and KING DM - i.
Electrical Hazard Warning – The Collision sensor (OE# 1367280000) is an electrical component. Always disconnect the battery before installation to prevent short - circuits and electrical shocks.