ABS Sensor Rear Left - CI XABS1266
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The CI XABS1266 ABS sensor is designed for automotive technicians and DIY vehicle owners seeking to maintain or restore the braking and stability control systems in specific Hyundai and Kia models. This active sensor provides precise wheel rotation monitoring, which is critical for the proper function of Anti-lock Braking Systems (ABS) and Electronic Stability Control. While it is built to exact OEM specifications for a direct fit, users should ensure they are confident in performing suspension-related repairs, as the sensor requires careful routing and clip installation near the rear wheel assembly.
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| Model Part Number | XABS1266 |
|---|---|
| Brand | CI |
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FAQs
Is this sensor compatible with both Hyundai and Kia?
Yes, this part is compatible with specific Hyundai and Kia models that utilize OEM part number 59910A6300.
Do I need special tools to install this sensor?
You will need standard automotive tools, such as a jack, jack stands, lug wrench, and a socket set to remove the wheel and sensor mounting bolt.
Why does the sensor have a specific fitting depth?
The 28 mm fitting depth is crucial for maintaining the precise air gap between the sensor and the magnetic wheel encoder. An incorrect gap will result in poor signal quality or system failure.
Can I splice the cable if it is too short?
It is not recommended to splice ABS sensor cables, as this introduces resistance that can compromise the sensitivity of the safety system. The 1070 mm cable length is designed to be sufficient for the original factory routing.
How do I know if my old sensor is faulty?
Common symptoms include an illuminated ABS warning light, non-functional traction control, or an error code scanned by an OBD-II diagnostic tool indicating a circuit failure at the rear left wheel.
Troubleshooting
ABS light remains illuminated after installation
Use an OBD-II scanner to clear historical fault codes. If the light persists, ensure the connector is fully seated and the sensor face is clean.
Erratic ABS engagement at low speeds
Verify that the sensor is fully inserted to the 28 mm depth and that no debris is trapped between the sensor head and the wheel bearing/encoder.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Direct OEM replacement design ensures perfect fitment
- Includes necessary mounting hardware for secure routing
- High-quality electrical shielding for interference-free signals
- Meets rigorous safety standards for ABS operation
Cons
- Requires lifting the vehicle and removing the wheel for access
- May require clearing existing ABS error codes after installation
- Installation requires basic automotive mechanical knowledge
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Before installation, ensure the vehicle is safely supported on jack stands and the rear left wheel is removed. Locate the sensor mounting point on the steering knuckle or axle assembly. Clean the mounting surface thoroughly to remove any rust or debris that might interfere with the 28 mm fitting depth. When routing the 1070 mm cable, follow the original path exactly, using the provided clips to secure the line against the vehicle frame. This prevents the cable from rubbing against the tire or getting caught in suspension components. Periodically inspect the cable for signs of abrasion or heat damage during regular tire rotations.