ABS Sensors for Freightliner Trucks (Cascadia)
This page covers ABS wheel speed sensors for the Freightliner Cascadia: the 32-entry ABS sensor family is catalogued by OE reference number, for Cascadia owners and the workshops that serve them. For a Cascadia ABS fault, the details the confirmation works from are the OE reference from the old sensor, the wheel position, and the state of the sensor's cable run and the tone ring at that corner. The sensors in this family are specified by OE reference number — the family includes WABCO-style references such as 4410329210 and 4410321030 and trailer applications — and the Cascadia match is confirmed against the reference from your old sensor plus the wheel position.
Honest scope note: the ABS family's deep-checked catalogue entries are European truck and trailer applications (Mercedes-Benz, MAN and BPW among them), and Freightliner applications are confirmed per inquiry against the OE number you send rather than from a pre-listed Cascadia table on this page. Send the OE number, the model year and the corner, and the reply will confirm the catalogue match or say plainly if the number is not covered. For the general family, start at ABS wheel speed sensors.
Order by OE number, not by guesswork
Cascadia orders are placed by reference number and corner: send the OE reference from the old sensor — the family includes WABCO-style references such as 4410329210 and 4410321030 — and state the wheel position (steer axle, drive bogie or trailer) it came from. The match is confirmed against the entry's application listing before quoting; the corner is recorded with the reference. Note the tone ring's condition if you inspected it, and include it with the OE number and the corner in the inquiry. Trailer applications in the family, such as the BPW example, are confirmed the same way.
Fitment confirmation checklist
For a wheel-end sensor order, send three details together: the OE number, the wheel position (steer, drive or trailer axle; left or right), and the vehicle. Add the tone ring's condition if you inspected it, so it is recorded with the inquiry. Where a catalogue entry lists applicable models, that listing is what the confirmation is based on — if your exact model is not shown, the reply will say so plainly rather than stretch the fitment.
Packaging, stock and dispatch
For North American buyers, the box choice is OEMEMBER or UAP branded boxes for the resale shelf, or blue or white neutral boxes where the distributor sells under its own label. Dispatch availability is as catalogued — more than 100 items within 3 days, more than 2,700 within 15 days. Warranty terms are confirmed in the quotation before payment, and product certificates are available upon request with the inquiry. Keep the four corners' variants visibly separate in stock whichever box is chosen. File the confirmed OE list from your first order and quote it back on any repeat order, corner by corner.
Frequently asked questions
Where is the OE number on a Cascadia ABS sensor?
Read it from the old unit or your parts documentation. If it is unreadable, send the model year, axle and corner — and a connector photo — for a candidate check.
Do I need the sensor for a specific corner?
Yes. State front/rear and left/right with the inquiry; the corner is recorded with the reference and confirmed against the entry.
Is the tone ring included?
Sensors are supplied as sensors. If your tone ring is damaged, say so in the inquiry so the options can be discussed before shipping.
Cascadia ABS light on? Send the OE number, year and corner for a confirmed match.
Send the OE number, vehicle model and engine — fitment is confirmed against the catalogue entry before any quotation. Samples and mixed-OE orders are welcome.