Audi A4 A6 A8 Yaw Esp Stability Control Turn Rate Sensor 4b0 907 637a on 2040-parts.com
Denton, Maryland, US
Up for sale is a used but in excellent tested condition OEM Audi ESP yaw rotational turn rate speed sensor. It was removed from a wrecked 2001 A6 with only 63k miles. Audi part number is 4B0 907 637A. It fits many years and models of Audi and Volkswagen. Please verify part number before purchase. Item will ship the next day after recieving payment. It comes with a 60 day warranty.
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