Rear Right Left Abs Speed Sensor Bmw 320i 323ci 323i 330ci 330i M3 34526752683 on 2040-parts.com
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Brand New ABS Speed Sensor Rear Right / Left for BMW (See chart below for details) Email us if you have any question. It is the buyer’s responsibility to ensure they purchase the right unit. Replace your prone ABS wheel speed sensors with these new direct replacement sensors. Comment symptoms of a malfunctioning ABS/SPEED sensor include having your ABS improperly engage or not engage. ABS light staying on and poor braking performance. T he factory ABS sensors have been known to fail. Cleaning the sensors rather than replacement which most often results in the reoccurrence of the same ABS problem. Replacement is recommended to fix the problem for good.
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