ABS Sensor - Hella - 6PU012039-761

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This HELLA ABS sensor (6PU012039-761) is designed for vehicle front axles, utilizing Hall effect technology to accurately measure wheel speed. It's ideal for mechanics and car owners seeking to maintain or replace critical ABS and ESP system components, ensuring enhanced vehicle safety. A potential caveat is the need to verify the OEM number for precise fitment before purchase. Key features include precise measurements in extreme temperatures, durability, and a 858 mm cable length with a 2-pin connector.
| Model Part Number | 6PU012039-761 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Hella |
This HELLA ABS sensor utilizes Hall effect technology to accurately measure wheel speed and position.
This sensor is designed for specific BMW models, including the 3 Series (E90). Always verify the OEM number for correct fitment.
The cable length for this HELLA ABS sensor is 858 mm.
The sensor features a 2-pin connector.
No, this particular HELLA ABS sensor model (6PU012039-761) is designed for the front axle.
It is essential to cross-reference the part number (6PU012039-761) and the provided OEM cross-references (e.g., ATE 24-0711-6198-3B, BOSCH 0 986 594 519) with your vehicle's original part number before purchasing.
ABS sensors typically require very little maintenance. Keeping the area around the sensor clean from dirt and debris is recommended.
Ensure the sensor is correctly seated and the connector is fully engaged. Check the wiring harness for any damage. It may also indicate an issue with another component in the ABS system or a need for the fault codes to be cleared by a diagnostic tool.
Inspect the sensor and its wiring for loose connections, corrosion, or physical damage. Ensure the sensor is clean and free from debris. A faulty sensor might also cause intermittent issues.
While primarily for ABS/ESP, a faulty speed sensor can affect speedometer readings. Confirm the sensor is the correct part number and properly installed. If the issue persists, other speed sensing components may be involved.
Compatibility: Before purchasing, it is crucial to verify the Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM) number against your vehicle's specifications. This sensor is known to be compatible with select BMW models, such as the 3 Series (E90). Cross-reference numbers include ATE 24-0711-6198-3B, BOSCH 0 986 594 519, and DELPHI SS20216.
Setup: Installation typically involves safely lifting the vehicle, removing the wheel on the affected side, and locating the existing ABS sensor. The old sensor should be carefully unclipped and disconnected, ensuring the wiring harness is not damaged. The new HELLA sensor, with its 2-pin connector and 858 mm cable, should then be installed in reverse order. Ensure the sensor is securely seated and the connector is properly plugged in. It is recommended to consult a professional mechanic if you are unfamiliar with vehicle repair procedures.
Care: ABS sensors generally require minimal maintenance. However, it is advisable to keep the sensor area clean from excessive dirt, salt, or debris, which can interfere with its function or damage the wiring. During routine vehicle inspections, check the sensor and its wiring for any signs of damage or wear.