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I am building a front bumper for my parent's 2019 F350 Platinum. I had the truck here and jigged it all up but I had to get it back to then due to weather and forgot measure the sensor deminsions. I need to cut out a section and build a bracket for the Adaptive Cruise Control unit. I can drill the holes later but need the height, width, and depth of the plastic cover and the approximate distance between the three bolts in a triangular pattern. Thanks for the help, I ha e searched everywhere and couldn't find any actual measuents, they don't have to be precise just need some simple measurements. I figured I would put it on the left in the center section close to the frame mount.
Can't help you with dimensions but I can give you a tip. You need to make sure the adaptive cruise is set to off before you disconnect the sensor or you will get a hard code fault. The sensor needs to also be unobstructed and completely vertical. You will then need to start the calibration procedure and allow it to complete. Try to get the sensor as close to the original spot as possible or it will not calibrate.
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