2017-2022 Buick Encore Rear Object Sensor Wiring Harness OEM Code 3169 is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
This part is brand new, and includes the genuine OEM packaging.
Shipping is $8.97 for your entire order anywhere in the continental USA. We do not ship to Alaska, Hawaii or Puerto Rico. No Shipping to PO Boxes.
This part ships from Houston, Texas. This part normally ships out in 1-3 business days.
Please contact us if you need a more accurate timeframe.
Note there are eight different harnesses that were installed from the factory on this vehicle. It is very important that you match up the code on your old wiring harness. It will be on a white tag attached to the harness. You must have this code for this to be correct.
The Code is 3169
If you don't have the code, you will need to call your local new car dealership and give them your VIN number and they can give you the code. Don't guess! installing the wrong wire harness will cause major electrical problems and possible damage.
This is a Genuine OEM Rear Object Alarm Sensor Wiring Harness designed specifically for the 2017-2022 Buick Encore. This is the exact same part sold at your new car dealership, ensuring perfect fit and quality you can trust.
When you choose genuine OEM parts, you're getting components manufactured to the exact specifications of your vehicle. This rear object alarm sensor wiring harness delivers the same quality and reliability as the original equipment that came with your Buick Encore from the factory. This harness connects your rear parking sensors to the vehicle's alarm system, ensuring proper operation of your parking assistance features.
Important Note: There are eight different harnesses that were installed from the factory on this vehicle. It is very important that you match up the code on your old wiring harness. It will be on a white tag attached to the harness. You must have this code for this to be correct. The Code for this harness is 3169.
Key Features:
| Year | Make | Model | Trim | Engine |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2017 | Buick | Encore | Base, Essence, Preferred, Preferred II, Premium, Sport Touring | 1.4L L4 - Gas |
| 2018 | Buick | Encore | Base, Essence, Preferred, Preferred II, Premium, Sport Touring | 1.4L L4 - Gas |
| 2019 | Buick | Encore | Base, Essence, Preferred, Sport Touring | 1.4L L4 - Gas |
| 2020 | Buick | Encore | Base, Essence, Preferred, Sport Touring | 1.4L L4 - Gas |
| 2021 | Buick | Encore | Base, Preferred | 1.4L L4 - Gas |
| 2022 | Buick | Encore | Preferred | 1.4L L4 - Gas |
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