4410323860 Wabco ABS SENSOR

Wabco 4410323860 ABS Sensor

Description

This ABS Sensor, manufactured by Wabco with MPN 4410323860, is a critical component of a vehicle's Anti-lock Braking System. It's designed to monitor wheel speed and transmit this data to the ABS control module, preventing wheel lockup during braking and enhancing vehicle stability. This sensor is typically used in commercial vehicles and heavy machinery. Its robust construction, featuring an IP 6K9 ISO 20653 protection class and a temperature range of -40°C to +125°C, ensures reliable performance in harsh operating conditions. The sensor features an Axial version, a Bushing mount, a Deutsch - A electrical connection, and dimensions of 180 x 180 x 35. It is built to OE specification for seamless integration and optimal functionality.

Key Features & Benefits

These sensors basically watch how fast each of your wheels are spinning. They send that information to the car’s computer, the ABS module. It's a little magnetic pickup, so it doesn’t really touch the moving parts, it just reads them as they go by. Each wheel has its own sensor, and they’re all reporting back constantly. Think of it as part of your car's safety net. The ABS sensor is a critical piece of the anti – lock braking system. When you hit the brakes, especially in a hard stop, the system uses the info from these sensors to prevent your wheels from locking up. If a wheel does start to lock, the system quickly pulses the brakes on that wheel, letting it keep turning just enough to maintain steering control. It’s all about keeping you in control during a panic stop.

Symptoms, Risks & Replacements

Honestly, a failing ABS sensor is a big deal. If it’s sending inaccurate information or stops sending info altogether, your ABS light will come on. You might not feel a difference in everyday driving, but when you really need that ABS – in slippery conditions, or if someone cuts you off – it might not work properly. You'll notice if you have one that’s bad because that light is there to tell you. It's a pretty important safety feature, and ignoring it could mean losing that extra bit of control when things get hairy. You can find these sensors pretty easily, even at places like Fixparts Online, but it's best to get it sorted out quickly. Product information is provided for reference only. The part number and compatibility with your equipment are decisive when selecting the correct item.