9607310550 Wabco Ivtm Wheel Module 2

Wabco 9607310550 Wheel Module 2

Description

The Wabco 9607310550 Ivtm Wheel Module 2 is a critical component within the vehicle's braking and stability systems. It is used to monitor wheel speed and provide data to the ABS and ESP control units, contributing to enhanced vehicle safety. This module is designed for heavy-duty applications and provides precise and reliable sensor data for optimal performance. It features a 60° angle, 36° angle between holes, a diameter of 335.0 mm, mounting points of 2x Ø 26 mm, an operational range of 2 to 14 bar, port angles of 170°, and port threads of VG 8 and Voss 203 Ø 6 x 1.5. The module’s robust design ensures reliable operation in harsh environments, with a protection class of IP 6K6K / 6K7 / 6K9K and a temperature range of -40°C to +90°C. It measures 48 x 116 x 189 mm and adheres to OE specifications.

Key Features & Benefits

This little guy basically monitors how fast each wheel is spinning, and whether it’s speeding up or slowing down. It sends that info to the car’s computer—we call that the ABS module or sometimes the stability control system. It's not just speed, though. It also detects if a wheel is locking up during braking, or if it's starting to slip while you're driving. It's a pretty sophisticated sensor, using something called a tone ring and a magnetic sensor to do its job. Think of it as a key piece in a couple of important safety systems. It’s vital for your Anti – lock Braking System – ABS – which prevents your wheels from locking up when you brake hard. It also plays a big role in your Electronic Stability Control, which helps keep you from sliding when cornering or in bad weather. Basically, it’s constantly feeding data to the car so the computer can react quickly and help you maintain control. It works alongside the other wheel modules to give the car a complete picture of what’s happening down there.

Symptoms, Risks & Replacements

Well, if this thing goes bad, you'll likely notice if your ABS light comes on. That’s your car telling you something’s not right. The ABS may stop working, meaning your wheels could lock up during hard braking, reducing your control. The stability control might also become less effective. It acts like a shield, protecting you in emergency situations, and when that shield isn't working properly it's definitely something you want to get sorted out. You can find these parts pretty easily these days. Places like Fixparts Online carry them, along with a lot of other sensors. But getting it replaced quickly is the best thing to do for your safety. Product information is provided for reference only. The part number and compatibility with your equipment are decisive when selecting the correct item.