ABS Speed Sensors
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2X AWS 156 + 157 & 2X AWS 222
ABS SPEED SENSOR FOR CHRYSLER GRAND VOYAGER 2000-2008 DODGE CARAVAN FRONT AND REAR 4683470AB 5086651AA 4 PCS
£61.45 GBP
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2X AWS 215 + 2X AWS 217
ABS SPEED SENSOR FOR MERCEDES BENZ S-CLASS W221 (2005-2013) FRONT AND REAR A2215400317 A2215400117 4 PCS
£59.49 GBP
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2X AWS 097 & 2X 252
ABS SPEED SENSOR FOR PEUGEOT 307 308/CC SW CITROËN C4 FRONT AND REAR 4545.F5 4545.L0 4 PCS
£59.49 GBP
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2X AWS 082 + 083 & 2X AWS 089 + 088
ABS SPEED SENSOR FOR HONDA CIVIC (2006-2012) FRONT AND REAR 4 PCS
£54.25 GBP
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AWS 643
ABS SPEED SENSOR FOR DAIHATSU Charade TOYOTA Yaris XP9 2008-2012 Rear Right 89516-0D070
£69.99 GBP
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2X AWS 661 & 662
ABS SPEED SENSOR FOR MITSUBISHI Lancer VII 2003-2013 Rear Left and Right MR569781 MR407821 2 PCS
£56.99 GBP
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AWS 649
ABS SPEED SENSOR FOR Jaguar XF X250 08-15 XK X150 2006-2014 Rear LEFT OR RIGHT C2P15770
£18.99 GBP
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2X AWS 659 & 660
ABS SPEED SENSOR FOR MITSUBISHI Lancer VII 2003-2013 Front Left and Right MR527311 MR527312 2 PCS
£37.45 GBP
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2X AWS 655 & 656
ABS SPEED SENSOR FOR MERCEDES-BENZ E-CLASS E400 3.5L V6 2011-2016 HYBRID FRONT LEFT and RIGHT A2129055905 A2125401917
£61.95 GBP
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AWS 669
ABS SPEED SENSOR FOR RENAULT GRAND SCENIC MK3 2.0 2008-2018 REAR LEFT OR RIGHT 479006271R
£12.45 GBP
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2X AWS 574 & 575
ABS SPEED SENSOR FOR JEEP GRAND CHEROKEE ZJ ZG 1993-1998 REAR LEFT AND RIGHT 56026931 56026930
£98.45 GBP
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AWS 575
ABS SPEED SENSOR FOR JEEP GRAND CHEROKEE ZJ ZG 1993-1998 REAR RIGHT 56026930
£51.45 GBP
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AWS 574
ABS SPEED SENSOR FOR JEEP GRAND CHEROKEE ZJ ZG 1993-1998 REAR LEFT 56026931
£51.45 GBP
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ABS Speed Sensors
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Short Introduction
ABS speed sensors, also called wheel speed sensors, are crucial components of your car's anti-lock braking system (ABS). They monitor the speed of each wheel and send this information to the ABS control unit. This allows the ABS to prevent wheels from locking up during hard braking, ensuring you maintain steering control. They are typically located near each wheel hub.
