Standard Ignition ABS Wheel Speed Sensor Wiring Harness,ABS Wheel Speed Sensor P/N:ALH76
Keep your ABS system reading wheel speed accurately with the Standard Ignition ABS Wheel Speed Sensor Wiring Harness (ALS689). It drops in as a direct-fit replacement for the 2000-2005 Toyota Echo [All], 2004-2006 Scion xA [All], and 2005-2006 Scion xB [All], connecting the vehicle's existing ABS speed sensor to the factory wiring so the control module can receive an accurate wheel-speed signal.
The harness carries the wheel-speed signal between the sensor and the control module. A cut, chafed, or corroded harness can interrupt that signal; if a damaged harness is the cause of an intermittent ABS reading, replacing it with ALS689 restores the connection. Diagnose the fault before ordering, as ABS faults can have other causes. Country of origin: Japan.
Manufacturer part number ALS689.
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What does this harness do?
It connects the vehicle's existing ABS wheel speed sensor to the factory wiring, carrying the wheel-speed signal to the control module so it can read accurate wheel speed.
Which vehicles does the ALS689 fit?
It's a direct-fit replacement for the 2000-2005 Toyota Echo, 2004-2006 Scion xA, and 2005-2006 Scion xB (all engines). Check the Buyer's Guide tab to confirm your vehicle.
Are grommets and clips included?
Yes. OE-location grommets and wire clips are included on the harness to support proper mounting and routing during installation.
What connectors and terminals does it use?
The harness has two connectors, one female and one male, with blade-style, female terminals.
Will this fix my ABS warning light?
An ABS light can have several causes, so diagnose the fault first. If a damaged or corroded speed sensor harness is the cause, replacing it with ALS689 restores the signal connection.
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