KRAFTVOLL ABS Sensor - Rear Left & Right (410 mm, Spiral Protected) for Scania, MAN, Mercedes, Iveco, Daf Trucks

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Listed for Iveco, Mercedes-Benz

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Product details

Ensure safety and reliability on the road with the KRAFTVOLL ABS Sensor, specifically designed for Scania, MAN, Mercedes, Iveco, and Daf trucks. This high-quality rear ABS Sensor enhances your vehicle's braking system and is perfect for truck owners and vehicle mechanics looking for a reliable replacement component.

Key Benefits:

  • Compatible with various truck brands including Scania, MAN, Mercedes, Iveco, and Daf.
  • Inductive sensor technology for accurate wheel speed measurement.
  • Spring-protected design for enhanced durability and longevity.
  • 2 years warranty for peace of mind.

Technical Specifications:

  • Mounting Side: Rear Left and Right Axle
  • Weight: 2.86 oz (81 grams)
  • Length: 16.14 in (410 mm)

How to Use:

This ABS sensor is easy to install. Simply mount it on the rear left or right axle of your truck following standard installation procedures. Be sure to check compatibility with your specific truck model for optimal performance.

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Returns & warranty

30 days to return an unused part in its original packaging. Manufacturer warranty of 12 months against defects.