I bought a wells one off rock auto for my 91 ranger and it worked fine. Looks identical to the original part as well
Pros: worked fine, identical look
Vehicle:
Ford Ranger
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My Cayenne did go into limp mode once after an abs sensor went bad on a rear wheel. Apart from that it’s been solid. Change the oil every 6k miles with quality synthetic, spark plugs and coils every 30k.
Pros: been solid, well made
Cons: abs sensor went bad
Vehicle:
Porsche Cayenne
Mileage: 165000 km
Using Vcds and advice from Ross-Tech, the judgement was the RR abs sensor wasn’t working- cheap and easy fix to try first. I ordered a Bosch, made in Germany , cost was about US$35-40, part number 0986594560, got it from Amazon. While waiting for the part, the 7 lights would go away and come back, my cruise control would kick off. I replaced the sensor in my daughter’s driveway, had to buy a couple of tools, and all the lights went away. I returned home from Ottawa yesterday, 1552kms in 14 hours, including stops. Car worked flawlessly, got 900kms on a tank of 87 octane.
Pros: cheap fix, easy fix, car worked flawlessly
Vehicle:
Volkswagen
Mileage: 1552 km
Part number: 0986594560
Just replaced the front right hand abs sensor on mine, and thought I'd make a quick guide for everybody.
Vehicle:
Toyota
Part number: 89542-33090
Sensor is around $35 and isn't very hard to change yourself. After you unhook the connector, it takes a metric allen wrench (don't recall the size) to remove it.
Pros: easy to change
Cons: metric allen wrench needed
All I’m gonna say is before I replaced one of the faulty ABS sensors, the auto stop feature never activated for me…
Cons: auto stop never activated
Vehicle:
Honda
Daughter just called the shop, and they said they did also have to replace the ABs sensor; and that it alone was about $150. OK, that's the MSRP for a "Genuine VW/Audi" sensor.
Cons: expensive MSRP price
Vehicle:
Volkswagen
I am looking for some advice or experience to which brand to choose to replace the rear ABS sensor. The one I removed from each side was ATE brand. I am looking at replacing this part with either Febi or Meyle but I am open to other brands.
Vehicle:
Volkswagen
Part number: 191927807D
Damn OEM rear wheel speed sensors (ABS sensor) are over $120 each from BMW. Aftermarket ones are $25 to $45.
Pros: cheaper aftermarket alternatives
Cons: expensive OEM sensor
Rear left ABS sensor on the BMW E39. This fucker controls the speedometer and when it fails you're suddenly playing a guessing game at how fast you're going.
Cons: playing a guessing game
Vehicle:
BMW
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