4410320680 Wabco Inductive Sensor

Wabco 4410320680 Inductive Sensor

Description

This Wabco inductive sensor (MPN: 4410320680) is a critical component within an ABS system, used in brake controls for RVI applications. It detects the speed of wheel rotation and transmits this data to the vehicle’s control system, enabling functions like anti-lock braking and stability control. This sensor operates reliably across a broad temperature range of -40°C to +150°C and features IP 69 protection, ensuring durability in harsh environments. Its radial version design and bushing mounting contribute to secure and precise installation. It measures 35 x 182 x 187 mm and has an electrical connection via open ends.

Key Features & Benefits

These sensors basically read speed. Not necessarily how fast the car is going overall, but how fast each wheel is turning. They do this without actually touching anything – that’s where the “inductive” part comes in. They create a magnetic field and detect changes as a toothed ring, called a reluctor ring or tone wheel, spins near it. The faster the wheel spins, the faster the changes they detect, and that sends a signal to the car’s computer. The biggest job these have is feeding information to your anti – lock braking system – that’s where the ABS part comes in. The computer uses the wheel speed data to figure out if a wheel is locking up during braking. If it detects one wheel slowing down way faster than the others, it knows you might be losing control and will pulse the brakes on that wheel to help keep it rolling. They also feed information to other systems, like traction control and stability control, which rely on knowing how each wheel is behaving.

Symptoms, Risks & Replacements

Well, if one of these sensors goes bad, your ABS light will almost certainly come on. It might not affect your normal driving right away, but your ABS, traction control, and stability control will be disabled. You won’t get that extra help stopping in a skid. You’ll notice if you're driving and hit the brakes hard, especially in slippery conditions – things will feel a lot less controlled. Getting it fixed is important for safety. You can find these pretty easily, and Fixparts Online has a good selection if you want to check their stock. Product information is provided for reference only. The part number and compatibility with your equipment are decisive when selecting the correct item.