ABS Sensor Rear - Ci Ignition - XABS919
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This rear ABS sensor from Ci Ignition (MPN: XABS919) is designed for OPEL INSIGNIA A (G) models. It provides crucial wheel speed data to your vehicle's Anti-lock Braking System (ABS) and Electronic Stability Program (ESP), enhancing safety and control. A potential caveat is that this specific model comes with a cable but without a clip, requiring careful installation to ensure a secure connection.
All features
| Model Part Number | XABS919 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Ci Ignition |
Extended Product Information
FAQs
What is the overall length of the cable included with this sensor?
The cable length is 770 mm, and the overall length from sensor to connector tip is approximately 900 mm.
Does this ABS sensor come with a mounting clip?
No, this specific model (XABS919) comes with the cable but does not include a mounting clip.
How do I know if my ABS sensor needs replacement?
Common signs include the ABS warning light illuminating on your dashboard, reduced braking performance, or the ABS/ESP system not functioning correctly during hard braking or in slippery conditions.
Can I install this sensor myself?
While some DIYers can replace an ABS sensor, it often requires specific tools and knowledge. Incorrect installation can lead to system malfunctions. Professional installation is recommended if you are unsure.
What is the difference between an active and passive ABS sensor?
An active ABS sensor generates its own signal (voltage) and often requires power from the vehicle. A passive sensor generates a signal based on the rotation of a toothed ring and does not require external power. This sensor is an active type.
Will replacing the ABS sensor fix my traction control issues?
Yes, the ABS sensor provides vital wheel speed data to the traction control system. Replacing a faulty sensor can often resolve traction control problems related to inaccurate speed readings.
What does the 'Fitting Depth' of 35 mm refer to?
The fitting depth refers to how far the sensor is intended to be seated into its mounting location on the wheel hub or knuckle assembly.
Troubleshooting
ABS Warning Light Remains On After Installation
Verify the sensor connector is securely seated and free of corrosion. Ensure the sensor is correctly positioned and the cable is not pinched. A professional diagnostic scan may be needed to clear stored fault codes.
Intermittent ABS or ESP Malfunctions
Check the sensor wiring for damage, chafing, or loose connections. Ensure the sensor is clean and free from debris that could interfere with its reading. Vibration or physical damage to the sensor can also cause intermittent issues.
Incorrect Wheel Speed Reading Detected by Scan Tool
Confirm the sensor is the correct part number for the vehicle. Inspect the mounting surface for damage or contamination that might affect sensor alignment. Ensure the wheel hub and bearing are not excessively worn, as this can impact sensor performance.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Restores proper ABS and ESP function.
- Ensures accurate wheel speed readings.
- Designed as a direct replacement for OEM parts.
- Includes necessary cabling for installation.
- Robust construction for longevity.
Cons
- Does not include a mounting clip.
- Requires professional installation for optimal performance.
- Specific fitment limits vehicle compatibility.
- Active sensor may require specific diagnostic tools.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Compatibility:
This sensor is specifically designed for:
- Make/Model: OPEL INSIGNIA A (G)
- OEM References: GENERAL MOTORS 12841558, 13317205; OPEL 1235324, 1238438, 12841558, 13317205; SAAB 13317205; VAUXHALL 1235324, 12841558, 13317205.
- Cross References: A.B.S. 31065, APEC ABS1171, ATE 24.0711-5332.3, ELTA AUTOMOTIVE EA0973, FUEL PARTS AB2165, INTERMOTOR 60872, LEMARK LAB620, MEYLE 614 899 0044, MOTAQUIP LVAB457.
Setup:
- Safety First: Ensure the vehicle is safely supported and the battery is disconnected.
- Locate Sensor: Identify the old ABS sensor on the rear wheel assembly.
- Remove Old Sensor: Carefully unbolt and disconnect the old sensor.
- Install New Sensor: Mount the new Ci Ignition XABS919 sensor in the correct position. The fitting depth is 35 mm.
- Connect Cable: Plug the sensor's 2-pin rectangular connector securely into the vehicle's harness. Ensure the cable (770 mm length) is routed away from moving parts and secured.
- Reassemble: Reinstall any removed components.
- Reconnect Battery: Reconnect the vehicle battery.
- Test: Turn on the ignition and check for any ABS warning lights. A professional scan tool may be required to clear any fault codes and verify function.
Care:
- Avoid spraying high-pressure cleaners directly at the sensor or its connector.
- Regularly inspect the sensor and wiring for any signs of damage or corrosion during routine maintenance.
- Ensure the sensor remains free from excessive dirt and road debris.