Key Features
- Fitment: for Land Rover;for Discovery Sport 2015-2017;for Rover Evoque 2012-2017
- Part Number: V48720052,LR024202,ALS2581,2ABS3197,ALS2740,5S16301
- Part Number: 5S16301,Als2740,Lr024202,V48720052,2Abs3197,Als2581
- Built Standard: Care to meet industry standards for quality control, ensuring reliable and consistent performance
Product Description
What is ABS
the ABS tachometer is a key component in the contrary-lock brake system, designed to monitor the speed of each wheel. by sending real- data to the ABS control group, it helps avoid wheel lockup during sudden brake. this ensures that the driver maintains control of the vehicle, reducing the hazard of skidding and improving overall security.
Fitment
for Land for Rover
for Discovery for Sport 2015-2017
for Rover Evoque 2012-2017
Part Number
V48720052,LR024202,ALS2581,2ABS3197,ALS2740,5S16301
5S16301,ALS2740,LR024202,V48720052,2ABS3197,ALS2581
How to Install ABS
to install an ABS tachometer, first, disconnect the vehicle's to avoid electrical hazards. locate the faulty sensor, usually near the wheel hub, and carefully disconnect the wiring. extract the decrepit sensor and install the new ABS tachometer, ensuring it is securely fastened. reconnect the wiring and , then assess the ABS system to confirm proper functionality.
Considerations Relating to the Use of ABS
When using an ABS tachometer, ensure it is kept complimentary of and , as impurity can affect its accuracy. regularly inspect the sensor and its wiring for signs of wear or damage. if your vehicle's ABS warning light activates, check the sensor for faults immediately. proper installation is crucial to avoid issues with brake performance.
Function of ABS
the ABS tachometer monitors the rotational speed of each wheel, transmitting this data to the ABS control module. this information is used to avoid wheel lockup during brake by modulating brake pressure. by maintaining traction, the sensor ensures stability and control, especially in slippery conditions, enhancing overall vehicle security.
