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I'm not sure if the newer CoPilot is significantly different but at least on earlier Fords, it was the CCM that originally handled collision warning, and the IPMA arrived later to give enhanced capabilities (since CCM can't detect stopped cars or pedestrians). My Flex, for example, has the CCM and collision warning but no factory IPMA.Having pulled the cover off a couple non Lux vehicles I have never seen a CCM module. It is very easily removed though so anyone here is welcome to verify, you can even take a peak behind it and see it’s missing. I haven’t seen any CCM as-built data either on VINs for vehicles without Lux.
Collision mitigation uses the camera in the windshield. That’s why the camera is there on every single Bronco no matter what.
My idea was based on noticing the Eruption Green photo car appeared to be Mid package (no 360 camera) but still has what appears to be a CCM plainly visible in the modular bumper -- it's the entire reason the front license plate mounting is so horrible.
I'm guessing Ford either has a reduced-cost CCM on non-Lux that can only help collision warning, or it's a full featured CCM but adaptive cruise is disabled. While it's entirely possible CoPilot360 just uses the windshield camera on non-lux, that makes it even more interesting why that module is in the bumper.
Ultimately my question is "on non-lux Broncos, what is that module in the bumper right where the license plate SHOULD go, if it's not a CCM / radar module?"
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