BECK ARNLEY 084-4862 front right ABS wheel speed sensor for the 2007-2008 Subaru Forester and other vehicles reports wheel speed to the ABS. The ABS compares each wheel's signal to spot a wheel that is about to lock.
A lit ABS or traction control warning light can mean a wheel speed sensor is not sending a reading. Before you replace this sensor, rule out damaged wiring, a damaged connector or tone ring, and a worn wheel bearing; a shop can scan the stored codes to see which circuit reports the fault.
This sensor fits the 2007-2008 Subaru Forester and the 2007 Subaru Impreza, and it matches OE form, fit and function. The 2007-2008 Subaru Forester takes one at the front right, and the front left is ordered separately.
Interchange: 5S11308 · 1802400085 · ABS1674 · 80549011101 · AB0708 · ALS1585 · 27540FE120 · 27540SA020 · SU12761
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Is the BECK ARNLEY 084-4862 a Subaru Forester ABS wheel speed sensor for the 2007-2008 model years?
Yes. BECK ARNLEY 084-4862 is a front right ABS wheel speed sensor listed for the 2007-2008 Subaru Forester.
Is 084-4862 a Subaru Impreza ABS wheel speed sensor for the 2007 model year?
Yes. The BECK ARNLEY 084-4862 front right sensor is listed for the 2007 Subaru Impreza, which takes one at the front right.
Which wheel does this ABS wheel speed sensor go on?
This sensor is made for the front right wheel. The front left wheel needs its own separate sensor.
Can a bad front right wheel speed sensor turn on the ABS light?
Yes. A sensor that stops sending a signal can switch on the ABS light, and the traction control light on cars with it. A shop can read the stored codes.
Do I have to splice wires to install this sensor?
No. The connector plugs straight in, so there are no wires to cut.
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