ABS Sensor - CI - XABS1285


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The CI XABS1285 ABS wheel speed sensor is designed for automotive technicians and DIY enthusiasts maintaining Opel or Vauxhall braking systems. It provides critical wheel rotation data to the vehicle's electronic control unit to ensure stable, anti-lock braking performance; however, users should note that improper installation or handling of the sensitive sensor tip can lead to inaccurate readings or premature failure.
| Model Part Number | XABS1285 |
|---|---|
| Brand | CI |
This specific CI XABS1285 sensor is designed for rear axle installation.
The sensor is supplied as a standalone unit. You should reuse existing hardware or replace it with equivalent OEM-grade bolts.
No, it is only compatible with specific models that utilize the 13379166 or 42703445 OE reference numbers. Always verify your specific vehicle compatibility.
Ensure the cable is routed through factory-designed brackets. If the cable is too tight, it may snap or disconnect during suspension travel.
No, this is an active sensor that is recognized automatically by the vehicle's computer once installed, though clearing existing fault codes is recommended.
Clear the fault codes from the vehicle's ECU using an OBD-II diagnostic scanner, as the system may store the error until manually reset.
Check the wiring harness for signs of fraying or internal corrosion and ensure the sensor tip is correctly seated and free of metallic debris.
Before installing, verify your vehicle's VIN against the compatible OEM part numbers 13379166 and 42703445. To install, securely lift the vehicle, remove the rear wheel, and unbolt the old sensor from the axle housing. Clean the mounting port thoroughly using a wire brush to remove oxidation, as a poor ground or misaligned sensor can cause intermittent connectivity. Ensure the 2-pin connector clicks audibly into place to confirm the seal. When routing the 90 mm cable, secure it with factory clips to prevent vibration fatigue or rubbing against moving suspension components.