ABS Sensor - Febi - 106102

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The Febi 106102 ABS sensor is designed for vehicle owners and mechanics seeking a reliable replacement component for their braking and stability control systems. It provides the essential benefit of accurate wheel speed data, which is critical for the proper function of anti-lock braking systems; however, users must exercise caution to verify precise vehicle make and model compatibility, as improper fitment can compromise safety systems.
| Model Part Number | 106102 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Febi |
No, this specific part (106102) is designed exclusively for the rear right side of the vehicle.
No, the cable is fixed at 620 mm. Ensure this length is appropriate for your vehicle's suspension geometry before installation.
Standard automotive hand tools are generally sufficient, but a diagnostic computer is often required to calibrate or reset the ABS system after installation.
Using an incompatible sensor can cause ABS system failure, trigger dashboard warning lights, and potentially cause incorrect braking behavior.
Common signs include an illuminated ABS light, poor performance in emergency braking, or diagnostic fault codes specifically referencing the wheel speed sensor circuit.
Ensure the connector is fully seated and clear the ABS error codes using a diagnostic scan tool.
Check that the sensor face is clean and properly aligned with the tone ring.
Before starting the installation, verify your vehicle's compatibility via the VIN or manufacturer catalog, as this part is strictly for the rear right position. The installation should be performed by a qualified technician to ensure the sensor is seated correctly and the electrical connectors are free of debris. When handling, avoid touching the sensor face with grease or oil. Regular inspections of the wire harness for signs of fraying or heat damage are recommended to maintain sensor longevity.