4460082400 Wabco Coiled Cable

Wabco 4460082400 Coiled Cable

Description

This Coiled Cable is a critical component within the drivetrain electronics system, designed for use in commercial vehicles. Manufactured by Wabco with MPN 4460082400, this cable ensures reliable electrical connections. It adheres to OE specifications, guaranteeing compatibility and performance. The cable's dimensions are 110 x 280 x 350 mm. This design promotes signal integrity and durability, enhancing the overall efficiency and longevity of the vehicle’s electrical system.

Key Features & Benefits

This cable basically carries electrical signals and power. It’s a wire, but not just any wire. It’s designed to be flexible enough to move with something—like a steering wheel, a sunroof, or even components in the engine bay—but still stay neatly organized. That “coiled” part isn’t just for looks; it’s what allows it to retract and extend without getting tangled or damaged. It handles things like data for sensors or power for motors. It's usually connecting a moving part to a stationary part of the car’s electrical system. Think about the wires that run to your steering wheel for the airbags, horn, or cruise control. Those need to be able to twist and turn with the wheel, and a coiled cable makes that possible. You’ll see them used for things like power windows, retractable headlights (on older cars), or even the wiring for a power liftgate. It’s a bit like an extension cord, but built to withstand a lot of repeated movement and vibration.

Symptoms, Risks & Replacements

If this cable fails, you’ll notice if whatever it’s powering or sending signals to stops working. A window might get stuck, your horn could stop sounding, or a warning light might come on. Sometimes it's an intermittent problem - it might work sometimes, and not others – which makes it trickier to diagnose. Because it's constantly moving, these can wear out over time, the wires inside can break, or the insulation can get damaged. If you’re having electrical issues with something that moves, this is a common suspect. You can find a good selection of these at places like Fixparts Online, and it's something a decent DIYer can usually tackle, but be sure to disconnect the battery first, of course. Product information is provided for reference only. The part number and compatibility with your equipment are decisive when selecting the correct item.