Standard Ignition ABS Wheel Speed Sensor P/N:ALS1920
Standard Ignition ALS1792 rear left ABS wheel speed sensor for the 2008-2017 Toyota Sequoia reads wheel rotation and reports it to the ABS system. This Standard Ignition ABS wheel speed sensor mounts at the spindle and plugs in through one rectangular connector.
An ABS or traction control warning light, or a cracked housing you spot with the engine off, can mean the sensor is wearing out. These signs alone do not prove the sensor is the problem, since damaged wiring is another common cause.
Engineered specifically for Toyota vehicles, this sensor is a direct-fit replacement for the 2008-2017 Toyota Sequoia. This listing is one sensor for the rear left wheel, and that position takes one; the rear right is a separate part, ordered on its own.
Fit and size
Build and materials
Does the Standard Ignition ALS1792 fit the 2008-2017 Toyota Sequoia?
Yes. Standard Ignition ALS1792 is a rear left ABS wheel speed sensor that fits the 2008-2017 Toyota Sequoia, whatever the engine.
Is this ABS wheel speed sensor for the rear left or the rear right wheel?
This listing is one sensor for the rear left wheel. The rear right takes its own sensor, which is ordered separately.
What kind of connector does this ABS wheel speed sensor have?
Standard Ignition ALS1792 has one rectangular female connector with two male blade terminals. The connector is sealed for protection in harsh conditions.
Has this ABS wheel speed sensor been tested on vehicles?
Yes. This ABS wheel speed sensor is tested on vehicles for proper fit and correct integration with electronic safety systems.
What is the Standard Ignition ALS1792 sensor made of?
It is made of durable synthetic material built to withstand harsh operating conditions. The country of origin is China.
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