BRAND NEW *OEM QUALITY* WHEEL SPEED / ABS SENSOR TO SUIT HOLDEN CAPTIVA CG FRONT LEFT/RIGHT

PLEASE COMPARE YOUR ORIGINAL SENSOR WITH THE IMAGES WE PROVIDED IN THE LISTING AND CHECK THE DETAILED VEHICLE LIST IN THE SUITABILITY SECTION.

TO SUIT:

[2007-2011] HOLDEN CAPTIVA CG 2.0L 4cyl Z20S1 110kW
[2011-2018] HOLDEN CAPTIVA CG 2.2L 4cyl Z22D1 135kW
[2009-2018] HOLDEN CAPTIVA CG 2.4L 4cyl LE5 / LE9 / Z24SE 123kW
[2011-2018] HOLDEN CAPTIVA CG 3.0L V6 HFV6 LF1, LFW SIDI 190kW
[2006-2011] HOLDEN CAPTIVA CG 3.2L V6 HFV6 10HMA LU1 169kW

OEM# 96626078, 19256115

• for OE No: 96626078
• Fitting Position: Front Axle left and right
• Cable Length: 122 mm
• Number of pins: 2 -pin connector
• Connector Shape: oval
• VIN: until AB999999

Features:

• High Quality
• OEM Fit and Design
• Easy install
• Simple operation
• AU Seller-Fast and Free Shipping

Package Includes:

1* WHEEL SPEED / ABS SENSOR (2-PIN PLUG). SUITS FRONT LEFT OR RIGHT SIDE

The anti-lock braking system uses an ABS or wheel sensor to monitor the wheel speed and send this information to the ABS computer. The ABS computer uses this information to prevent the brakes from locking during a stop.

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ABOUT YOUR VEHICLE’S WHEEL SPEED / ABS SENSOR

What does an ABS Sensor do?
The anti-lock braking system uses an ABS or wheel sensor to monitor the wheel speed and send this information to the ABS computer. The ABS computer uses this information to prevent the brakes from locking during an emergency stop. If wheel speeds are not equal the computer modulates the anti-lock feature until the speeds are equalized.

Where are these sensors located?
The ABS sensor is typically located in each wheel hub/rotor on a four-channel ABS system. Some rear-wheel-drive applications have the sensor mounted in the rear differential.

Will a malfunctioning ABS Sensor illuminate the check engine light or affect vehicle operation?
Yes, a failing sensor can illuminate the MIL or ABS warning lamp and may cause the failure of the anti-lock braking system to operate safely and properly.

What are the common causes of failure?
Typically these sensors will fail as a result of clogging from metallic debris, brake dust, or dirt due to exposure to the harsh elements.

How to determine if these sensors are malfunctioning?
An ABS sensor can be visually inspected and the wire winding and sensor harness can be tested for opens, shorts, and proper factory-specified resistance with an ohmmeter.