ABS Sensor - CI - XABS1108


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The CI ABS Sensor (XABS1108) is an essential component for vehicle owners and mechanics looking to maintain or repair anti-lock braking and stability control systems. Designed specifically for the rear right axle, this active sensor provides precise wheel speed data to the vehicle's electronic control unit to ensure optimal braking performance. While it is engineered for a precise, reliable fit, users should verify their vehicle's specific compatibility requirements against the 2-pin rectangular connector design before beginning installation.
| Model Part Number | XABS1108 |
|---|---|
| Brand | CI |
No, the XABS1108 is specifically engineered for the rear right axle position and is not interchangeable with the left side.
Generally, no, but the vehicle's electronic control unit may require a manual code reset via a diagnostic scanner to acknowledge the new sensor.
Yes, it features a 2-pin rectangular connector designed to match standard automotive wiring harnesses.
The cable length is 600 mm, with an overall component length of 690 mm.
The sensor has a fitting depth of 30 mm.
Use an OBD-II scanner to clear existing diagnostic trouble codes (DTCs) from the vehicle computer.
Check the 2-pin connector for signs of corrosion or a loose connection and ensure the sensor is seated fully.
Ensure the cable is routed correctly away from moving suspension parts; replace if the wiring insulation is compromised.
Installation should be performed while the vehicle is safely lifted on jack stands. Begin by locating the existing sensor on the rear right hub assembly. Disconnect the 2-pin rectangular connector, ensuring that no debris enters the contact points. Unbolt the old sensor, remove it, and clean the mounting surface of any rust or buildup to ensure the new sensor seats to its full 30 mm fitting depth. Secure the cable using factory-approved clips to prevent the wire from rubbing against rotating parts or suspension components. Always perform a test drive and clear any pre-existing ABS fault codes using an OBD-II diagnostic tool after installation.