ABS Sensor - CI - XABS1267

This high-quality ABS wheel speed sensor is designed for precise vehicle braking and driving dynam...

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The CI XABS1267 ABS wheel speed sensor is designed for automotive technicians and DIY vehicle owners who need to restore or maintain precise braking and traction control functionality. This active sensor provides accurate monitoring of wheel rotation to ensure your Anti-lock Braking System (ABS) remains fully operational, though it is critical to verify specific model compatibility before purchase as this unit is engineered specifically for rear axle applications.

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Model Part NumberXABS1267
BrandCI

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FAQs

Is the CI XABS1267 compatible with the front axle?

No, this sensor is specifically engineered for rear axle placement and will not function correctly on the front axle.

Does this sensor require calibration?

While the sensor does not require manual calibration, you must clear old diagnostic trouble codes from the vehicle ECU using a scanner.

What does the 2-pin connector indicate?

The 2-pin rectangular connector is the standard interface for this active sensor, ensuring a tight seal against moisture and vibration.

How do I know if my sensor has failed?

Common symptoms include a dashboard ABS light, the activation of traction control lights, or the loss of cruise control functionality.

Can I install this myself?

Yes, if you have experience with vehicle maintenance and access to a lift or jack stands, though you should always verify the replacement procedure in your vehicle's service manual.

Troubleshooting

ABS warning light remains on after installation

Use an OBD-II scanner to clear existing fault codes; the system may not automatically reset until the vehicle has been driven.

Sensor signal is erratic or inconsistent

Check the mounting depth to ensure the sensor is flush and verify the wiring harness for signs of corrosion or exposed copper.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Ensures accurate input for ABS and stability control systems
  • Durable construction designed for long-term reliability
  • Standard 2-pin connector simplifies installation
  • Matches exact specifications for a secure fit

Cons

  • Limited to rear axle application only
  • Requires proper diagnostic scanning after installation
  • Compatibility is model-specific and requires manual verification

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Before installation, ensure your vehicle is parked on level ground and the ignition is switched off. Consult your vehicle service manual to locate the rear axle sensor port. Installation involves removing the old unit, cleaning the mounting hole to ensure no debris enters the hub, and securely seating the new sensor. Always verify the wiring harness connection is fully seated until the locking mechanism clicks. To maintain optimal performance, avoid high-pressure water exposure directly on the sensor housing during engine bay or undercarriage cleaning. Always use a diagnostic tool to clear any stored ABS error codes post-installation to reset the system's status.

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