OEM Ford ABS Sensors
The anti-lock braking system, or ABS, in your Ford or Lincoln vehicle is responsible for keeping the wheels from locking up when you press your foot against the brake pedal. That keeps your tires firmly connected to the road surface, giving you greater control. The ABS sensors are key components within the system -- in fact, without them, the system wouldn't work as it should. When you do need replacement Ford ABS sensors, shop the comprehensive inventory offered here at Ford Parts Center. Not only are our Ford parts guaranteed to be compatible, but we also sell them at a steep discount to the MSRP. Order today and we'll ship right to your address.
Control Module
Control Module
Control Module
Control Module
Control Module
Control Module
Control Module
Control Module
Control Module
Control Module
Control Module
Control Module
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Ford ABS Sensors FAQ
How Do I Tell When My ABS Sensors Need Replacing?
Signs can range from something as obvious as the dash warning light coming on to more subtle indications like poorer traction or taking longer to come to a stop. Here's the thing, though. If you're used to driving with function ABS in place, you're not going to react as needed to avoid a collision when your ABS sensors go bad. Replace them as soon as possible to continue driving safely.
How Much Does It Cost To Replace My Ford ABS Sensor?
The average cost is from $210 to $274, including labor. Of course, some sensors will cost that much alone, so your vehicle type, size, and location will change the total when it comes to your repairs. Don't forget to take a look at other ABS parts, such as ABS controls and ABS pumps!