4410324510 Wabco Inductive Sensor With Plug F200

Wabco 4410324510 Inductive Sensor with Connector

Description

The Wabco 4410324510 is an inductive sensor with a plug connector, designed for use in brake control systems as an ABS sensor. It is a crucial component for detecting wheel speed and enabling effective anti-lock braking functionality. This sensor adheres to OE specifications, ensuring reliable performance and compatibility. It measures 38 x 179 x 160 mm and features a radial design with a bushing mount for secure installation. The sensor's calculated volume is 1.0883 and has a length of 850 mm.

Key Features & Benefits

This sensor’s job is pretty straightforward – it reads how fast your wheels are turning. It does this without actually touching anything, that’s where the ‘inductive’ part comes in. It creates a magnetic field, and when the teeth on your wheel's tone ring – kind of like a little gear – pass through that field, it sends a signal. That signal tells your car's computer exactly how fast each wheel is spinning. It sends that info through that connector you see. That speed information is absolutely vital for a bunch of systems. Primarily, it’s the heart of your Anti – lock Braking System (ABS). It allows the ABS to know when a wheel is starting to lock up during braking, and then it can pulse the brakes to help you maintain steering control. Beyond that, it feeds data to your traction control, stability control, and even your speedometer. It's really a central piece of a lot of safety systems.

Symptoms, Risks & Replacements

Think of this sensor as a little guardian for your braking. If it fails, your ABS and traction control won’t work right, or may not work at all. You’ll notice if one goes bad usually because your ABS light will come on. Sometimes, you might feel pulsing in the brake pedal when it shouldn’t be there. It can also mess with your speedometer reading, though that's less common. Replacing a failing sensor isn’t usually a huge job, and it's far better to get it sorted out before you need those safety systems to kick in. You can find these pretty easily online – places like Fixparts Online have a good selection, and getting the right one is key. Product information is provided for reference only. The part number and compatibility with your equipment are decisive when selecting the correct item.