ABS Sensor - Rear Left - XABS103

ABS Sensor Rear Left XABS103 CI. Brand: CI. Part Number: XABS103. Placement on Vehicle: Rear Axle ...

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This ABS sensor is for vehicle owners and mechanics needing a reliable replacement for a faulty rear left ABS sensor. Its key benefit is restoring proper ABS function and traction control for safer driving. A caveat is its specific fitment, requiring verification for compatibility. The CI Ignition XABS103 is a Hall sensor designed for the rear axle's left side, featuring a 2-pin D-shaped connector and an overall length of 68mm.

All features

Model Part NumberXABS103
BrandCi Ignition

Extended Product Information

FAQs

What does an ABS sensor do?

An ABS sensor monitors the rotational speed of a wheel and sends this information to the vehicle's ABS control module. This data is crucial for the Anti-lock Braking System to prevent wheels from locking up during braking and for traction control systems to maintain stability.

How do I know if my ABS sensor needs replacing?

Common signs include the ABS warning light illuminating on your dashboard, a reduced or non-functional ABS system during braking, and potential issues with traction control. Sometimes, a diagnostic scan tool is required to pinpoint the exact sensor fault.

Is this sensor compatible with my car?

This sensor (XABS103) is designed for the rear left position and is compatible with specific VAG OEM references (6Q0927807A, 6Q092780). Always verify your vehicle's existing part number against the provided compatibility information and cross-references.

Does this sensor come with a mounting clip?

No, this specific model (XABS103) is supplied without a mounting clip.

What type of sensor is the XABS103?

The XABS103 is a Hall Sensor, which uses magnetic field detection to measure wheel speed.

What is the overall length of the sensor?

The overall length of the CI Ignition XABS103 sensor is 68 mm.

What is the connector shape and number of poles?

It features a D-shaped connector with 2 poles (2-pin connector).

Troubleshooting

ABS warning light remains on after installation.

Double-check that the new sensor is fully seated and the electrical connector is securely attached. Inspect the wiring harness for any damage. Ensure the correct part number was installed for your vehicle. A diagnostic scan may be needed to clear fault codes or identify other issues.

Intermittent ABS or traction control faults.

This could indicate a loose connection or a damaged wire in the sensor's harness. Inspect the entire length of the cable from the sensor to the control module. Ensure the sensor is properly mounted and not vibrating excessively.

Vehicle speed displayed incorrectly on the speedometer.

While less common, an ABS sensor reading can sometimes influence speed displays. Confirm that the sensor is the correct type and model for your vehicle's specific application. Check other potential speed sensors if issues persist.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Restores critical ABS and traction control functions.
  • Ensures accurate wheel speed data for vehicle safety systems.
  • Designed for a specific, common vehicle fitment.
  • Provides a reliable alternative to OEM parts.
  • Clear cross-reference information aids in part identification.

Cons

  • Specific fitment means it's not universally compatible.
  • Requires professional installation or mechanical knowledge.
  • Does not include a mounting clip (specified as 'without clip').
  • Limited information available on extreme environmental performance.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Compatibility:

The CI Ignition XABS103 ABS Sensor is specifically designed for the Rear Axle Left position. It is compatible with OEM part numbers VAG 6Q0927807A and 6Q092780. Always verify your vehicle's existing part number or consult a parts catalog to confirm fitment before purchase. Cross-reference numbers include A.B.S. 30015, APEC ABS1015, BOSCH 0 986 594 502, and many others listed in the product details.

Setup (Installation):

  1. Safety First: Ensure the vehicle is parked on a level surface, the parking brake is engaged, and the ignition is off.
  2. Access Sensor: Locate the existing ABS sensor on the rear left wheel hub assembly. This may involve removing the wheel and potentially other components like brake shields or dirt guards.
  3. Disconnect Cable: Carefully unplug the electrical connector from the old sensor.
  4. Remove Old Sensor: Unbolt or unclip the old sensor from its mounting point.
  5. Install New Sensor: Insert the new XABS103 sensor into the mounting point. Ensure it sits flush and is securely fastened. Note that this part is supplied *without a clip*.
  6. Connect Cable: Reconnect the electrical connector to the new sensor.
  7. Reassemble: Reinstall any components removed during disassembly.
  8. Test: After installation, start the vehicle and check if the ABS warning light has turned off. A road test may be necessary to confirm proper system function.

*Note: Professional installation by a qualified mechanic is recommended if you are unfamiliar with vehicle brake systems.*

Care:

ABS sensors are generally maintenance-free. However, keep the sensor and its connector area clean from excessive dirt, debris, or corrosive materials. Avoid direct spraying of high-pressure water or cleaning agents onto the sensor during routine vehicle washing.

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