Best Automotive Replacement Anti-Lock Brake Speed Sensors
Motorcraft repair kit for speed sensor. Fit to the master cylinder for repair of recalled sensor.
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Find Best Price at Amazon"Then Google said to look at the brake pressure switch on the brake master cylinder and check for the presence of brake fluid in the electrical connector. I used some electrical contact cleaner spray in the electrical connector to get rid of any residual brake fluid in there."
"Can confirm this is the correct part for 2002-2005 Ford Explorer XLT (not sure about the other editions and versions."
"(1995–2001) I was having a hard time figuring out why my cruise control would flash on and off and after reading around and checking the recall list (GET THIS REPLACED IMMEDIATELY) I decided to go for it and buy it."
"It is recommended that you fill the sensor while upside-down with brake fluid to remove air in the sensor, then remove the old sensor. Since I had the new sensor I put it in, but the old sensor may have been good - unsure. As an a side note, The cable that I did not use had the correct connector that I needed to repair a 98 explorer windshield washer. Spliced one connector from this kit into the 98 wiring harness and now my windshield washer works on the 98."
"Replacement for the switch on a 2001 Ford Ranger..."
"My F150 -1998 vehicle was recalled years go and the cruise control brake harness was replaced. Recently I noticed smoke billowing from the driver side wheel well and discovered brake fluid had dripped from the master cylinder cruise sending switch onto the disc brake rotor."
"After reading online forums where others had experienced similar problems, the consensus solution seemed to be replacing the brake pressure switch/sensor."
"I also realized that the horn is part of the same plug as the cruise control, so when that was unplugged, the horn was unplugged too."
Dorman Products, Inc. is well-known as a leader in providing quality auto parts to the aftermarket. Enter your model number to make sure this fits.
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Find Best Price at Amazon"Like the factor part, this part also comes with a stamp metal shielding to protect the sensor while some other brands don't."
"Perfect no issues, it was easy to replace, thanks to "jimthecarguy" in you tube who made a video named "How to diagnose and replace a rear abs sensor on a Dodge", the man gives an easy and complete explanation and walkthrough on the troubleshooting and installation of this sensor."
"It fixed my speedometer problem."
"This would be one of the easiest project I've had to do on my truck as in taking and replacing a part."
"Slightly different than OEM for a 98 Dodge Ram 1500 Quad cab but it resolved the problem of the ABS and BRAKE light staying on and the speedometer not working."
"great sensor from a reputable aftermarket dealer.Had to redo the axle in my 01 dodge ,duen to explodeing the spider gears.looked around and found this sensor at a decent price.could not be happier.lights are out and is a decent quiliy.that is cheaper then parts houses."
"It fit but has the orientation of the plug 180 Degrees out for my 1998 dodge."
"These sensors fail regularly and are expensive at the parts store."
An ACDelco GM Original Equipment Wheel Bearing and Hub Assembly is complete wheel bearing and wheel hub assemblies. High quality materials ensure long service life.
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Find Best Price at Amazon"Bearing was noisy and ABS signal was weak and I had problems with it for 2 years."
"The original hubs looked very worn out and each side had that low hum when turning the wheel slightly to either side."
"Symptoms of a bad transducer : - ABS warning light on constantly. - brake warning light on constantly. - low tire pressure light on. - when first starting to fail, you can feel abs braking activating even if going 1 mph in normal dry conditions with no reason for it to activate."
"It took my mechanic an hour to install this hub which included checking the sensor wiring and removal, cleanup of the hub mounting area."
"Also came with ABS sensor and ABS sensor retaining clip (glad for that because old clip was broken)."
"I ordered this name wheel bearing after seeing good reviews on Impala forums and a great price."
"After approximately 8-9 months and maybe 10,000 miles (could have been sooner, I don't always drive the car), the hub started making a whining/whirring noise around 15 mph."
"I didn't however because honestly I figured I would just have to pay for the shipping back & it would end up costing more $ for parts I didn't want & honestly I needed wheel bearings that badly. (yelling @ you Amazon!...update this listings description) I will never order car parts here again because obviously it's too much to ask that I get what I ordered from here.😤 In the picture I submitted the hub on the left is what I received & the hub on the right is the original hub that came with my car (i.e. AC Delco), these are very obviously not the same part."