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Product Description
The part number 284K0-5RA0A is a Blind Spot Radar Sensor (also called a Side Obstacle Warning Sensor) for the 2018–2020 Nissan Kicks.
While you've been working with 2021–2024 parts, please note that for the 2021+ facelift, Nissan updated this sensor to a different part number (284K0-5R10A). The 5RA0A version is specific to the earlier "Gen 3" pre-facelift Kicks.
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2018-2020 Nissan Kicks Blind Spot Radar Sensor Warning Module 284K0-5RA0A OEM
Item Specifics
Brand: Genuine Nissan (OEM)
Part Number: 284K0-5RA0A
Placement on Vehicle: Rear (Fits Left or Right side)
Fitment: 2018-2020 Nissan Kicks (S, SV, SR)
Condition: Used - Tested & Functional
Product Description
Up for sale is a factory-original Blind Spot Radar Sensor. This module is responsible for the Blind Spot Warning (BSW) and Rear Cross Traffic Alert (RCTA) safety systems.
Tested & Functional: This sensor was removed from a vehicle with a fully operational ADAS system. No "Blind Spot Unavailable" or "System Malfunction" warnings were present.
Interchangeable: This single part number is used for both the left and right rear corners of the vehicle.
Condition: The housing is sealed and free of cracks. The electrical connector is clean with no bent pins or moisture damage.
Important Calibration Note: After installation, this radar unit must be calibrated by a technician with a professional scan tool (like Nissan Consult) to ensure the sensor is properly aimed and communicates with the vehicle's safety network.
Related Nissan Kicks Safety Parts
If you are repairing rear-end damage, you often need these parts to complete the radar installation:
Nissan Kicks Radar Mounting Bracket: The specific plastic bracket that holds the sensor behind the bumper.
Nissan Kicks Rear Bumper Harness: The wiring loom that connects both radar sensors to the main body harness.
Nissan Kicks Distance Sensor: The front radar sensor (behind the emblem) often replaced during similar safety system repairs.
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