Restore Anti-Lock Braking System Function

A failed ABS unit disables your vehicle's anti-lock braking system, increasing the risk of wheel lockup and loss of control in emergency stops. We supply quality OEM and remanufactured ABS units for most car and SUV platforms.

The ABS (Anti-Lock Braking System) unit comprises the hydraulic modulator, ABS pump, and the electronic control unit (ECU) that monitors wheel speed sensors and modulates brake pressure to prevent wheel lockup during hard braking. A failed ABS unit typically illuminates the ABS and traction control warning lights. Our range covers complete ABS modulator pump assemblies and ECU repairs.

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What We Offer

Our ABS Unit Range

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ABS Modulator Pump Assemblies

Complete hydraulic modulator and ABS pump units for direct replacement of the full ABS assembly.

02

ABS Wheel Speed Sensors

Individual front and rear ABS wheel speed sensors for targeted ABS fault diagnosis and repair.

03

ABS ECU Replacement & Repair

ABS control module replacements and ECU repair services for electronic ABS system failures.

FAQ ABS Unit
Frequently Asked Questions

Everything You Need to Know About ABS Units

{The ABS warning light illuminating on the dashboard is the primary sign. You may also notice the traction control and stability control lights activating, ABS failing to operate in a panic stop, or a pulsating brake pedal without ABS activation. Call +1 (855) 994-4611 immediately as this is a safety concern.}
{Your brakes will still function in normal driving, but the ABS system will not activate in emergency situations, increasing stopping distances on slippery surfaces. We recommend having the fault diagnosed and repaired promptly.}
{Yes, a faulty wheel speed sensor is one of the most common causes of ABS warning lights. The ABS ECU relies on speed signals from all four wheels. A failed sensor can disable the entire ABS system.}
{Yes, whenever the hydraulic ABS modulator is disturbed, the brake system must be bled, including the ABS modulator circuits which require a scan tool bleed cycle on most vehicles.}
{Many ABS control modules require programming or coding to the vehicle\'s VIN after replacement. Our team will advise on whether coding is needed for your specific unit.}
{Provide your vehicle year, make, model, and the existing ABS unit part number from the module label. ABS units are highly vehicle-specific and require precise identification.}

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