Essential Rear Wheel Speed Detection for Optimal Safety ?

Why Is This Component Needed?

The rear-left wheel speed sensor is a vital part of the car’s anti-lock braking system and stability control. It constantly monitors how fast the rear left wheel spins. This information helps your ride keep traction, manage braking, and stay safe in all driving conditions.

How Does It Work?

This sensor uses a magnetic field and a toothed ring to detect wheel rotation. When the wheel turns, it reads the changes and sends electronic signals to the on-board computer system. The car then adjusts brake force or engine output for the best grip and stopping power, especially on wet or slippery roads.

What If the Sensor Fails?

If this part breaks, the ABS and traction control warning lights may come on. Stopping distance can increase, and your vehicle may slide or skid during hard braking. The loss of real-time wheel data means less control during emergency maneuvers, putting your safety at risk. Replace promptly for peace of mind and proper system operation.