ABS Sensor - CI - XABS1245
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The CI ABS Sensor XABS1245 is an essential component for automotive technicians and DIY mechanics looking to restore or maintain precise wheel speed monitoring on the rear axle of specific Renault, Opel, Nissan, and Vauxhall vehicles. This active sensor offers high-quality signal detection to ensure your Anti-lock Braking System functions correctly for improved vehicle safety; however, users must verify exact compatibility with their specific vehicle make and model before installation, as sensor calibration and connector types can vary between production years.
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| Model Part Number | XABS1245 |
|---|---|
| Brand | CI |
Extended Product Information
FAQs
Is this sensor suitable for the front axle?
No, the XABS1245 is specifically designed and configured for rear axle fitment.
Does this sensor come with mounting hardware?
The package includes the sensor unit; you should reuse original mounting bolts if they are in good condition.
How do I know if this fits my car?
Compare your current sensor's connector type and cable length to the 740 mm total length provided, and use a parts catalog with your vehicle's VIN.
Do I need to program the sensor?
No, this is a passive-active signal sensor that functions once connected, but the vehicle's computer may need to be reset via an OBD-II tool.
Can I use this on a vehicle not listed?
It is not recommended, as different manufacturers use varying signal protocols and physical dimensions.
Troubleshooting
ABS light remains on after installation
The fault code must be cleared from the ECU using a diagnostic scanner; it may not disappear automatically.
Intermittent signal errors
Check that the sensor is fully seated at the correct 38 mm depth and the connector is free of corrosion.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- High-accuracy active signal detection
- Direct fitment design simplifies the replacement process
- Durable construction for long-term reliability on the rear axle
- Standardized 2-pin connector ensures compatibility with factory wiring
Cons
- Compatibility is limited to specific vehicle models and years
- Requires professional diagnostic tools to clear system error codes
- Sensitive electrical component requires careful handling during installation
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Installation requires removing the wheel and the existing brake assembly covers to access the rear axle sensor mounting point. Always disconnect the negative battery terminal before handling electrical connectors to prevent shorts.
- Ensure the mounting surface is clean and free of rust or debris before seating the 38 mm depth sensor.
- Secure the 645 mm cable using existing chassis clips to prevent rubbing or snagging during suspension movement.
- Verify the 2-pin connector is clicked firmly into place.
- Use a compatibility checker based on your vehicle's VIN to confirm the XABS1245 is the correct variant for your specific sub-model.
To prolong the life of the sensor, avoid using high-pressure water directly on the connector housing during car washes, and inspect the sensor wiring for signs of heat damage during routine brake service.