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ABS Sensor vs Wheel Speed Sensor: One Family, Two Names
Two names, one family
At the wheel end, the names ABS sensor and wheel speed sensor resolve to one catalogue family of 32 entries on this site: the ABS pages and the wheel speed pages draw on the same entries, confirmed by the same OE numbers. Whatever name your parts system uses, both pages of our catalogue insist on the same ordering inputs: the number, the corner, and the vehicle. The family's deep-checked entries are walked below; the rest of the family is listed by number, and a number not printed here is checked against the full 32 entries when it is sent.
4410329210, field by field
The entry referenced 4410329210 is carried under article number 210016 with a Mercedes-Benz application. Its recorded length is 2640 mm. Its replaces list includes the DAF references 1518009 and 1518311 and six Mercedes-Benz references, printed on the entry as its cross-reference record. The packaging unit is one piece, at a recorded packaging-unit weight of 0.159 kg. Those are the fields the entry states, and they are what a confirmation for this number is made from: the number, read against this entry, with the corner and the vehicle stated in the inquiry.
4410321030 and the BPW entry
The entry referenced 4410321030 is carried under article number 210104 with a MAN application. It records a total length of 170 cm, a number of poles of 2, and an OEM number list of fourteen references, along with its warranty line as printed. The family's trailer entry, carried under article 10.13005 for BPW, lists its applicable models as Scania in the source record — a title and application that sit oddly together, reported here as printed — with its warranty line as printed and a packaging unit of one piece at 9.450 kg. Entry data of this kind is why the confirmation quotes the entry back: what is confirmed is what the entry records, not what its heading suggests.
A different family with a similar name
One neighbouring family is genuinely separate: the speed sensor family of 29 entries, which carries the vehicle speed sensors, is a different family with different references, listed on its own pages of this site. The two families are kept apart by the OE number: a wheel-end number lands on the 32-entry ABS family, and a speed-sensor number on the 29-entry speed family, and the reply confirms which family a sent number belongs to before anything is quoted. Send the fault text with the vehicle details and the number, and the family is identified from them.
The rest of the family
Twenty-nine further entries complete the family's 32. They are listed by number on the family pages, covering truck and trailer applications beyond the three deep-checked examples, and they are confirmed identically: the number is read against its entry, the entry's application listing is quoted back, and the corner and vehicle from the inquiry are set against it. A stockist building coverage from the listing alone should treat the printed examples as samples of the family's record depth, not as its extent — the family's extent is the full list of 32, and any number on it can be sent for the same confirmation.
Lengths, as recorded
Two of the deep-checked entries record a length, and they record it differently: 2640 mm in millimetres on the Mercedes-Benz entry, 170 cm in centimetres on the MAN entry. The figures are quoted in this article in the units their entries print, because the entry is the document a confirmation quotes back. A buyer measuring an old unit for comparison should record the measurement in the inquiry as taken; the reply works from the entry's printed figure and the number, not from a converted value supplied in place of either.
A worked inquiry
A complete inquiry for this family is three lines: the OE reference from the old sensor, the corner it came from — steer, drive or trailer, left or right — and the vehicle. Add the tone ring's condition if the ring was inspected, and the fault text as the vehicle gives it. The reply confirms the entry for that number against its application listing before a price is quoted, and states plainly where a model is not in the listing rather than stretching the fitment. For a shelf order, the same three lines are repeated per corner, each line confirmed against its own entry before the consignment is priced.
What to send with an inquiry
Send the OE reference from the old sensor, the wheel position it came from, and the vehicle. If you inspected the tone ring, note its condition in the inquiry so it is filed with the order. A first order can be a single corner's sensor; a stock order can cover several corners at once, each line confirmed against its own entry before the consignment is priced. The four packaging options — OEMEMBER branded, UAP branded, blue neutral and white neutral boxes — are offered across the family. The company states that more than 100 catalogued items can be dispatched within 3 days and more than 2,700 within 15 days, and warranty terms are confirmed in the quotation before payment.
Reading a replaces list
A replaces list is the entry's own cross-reference record, printed as the entry prints it. On the 4410329210 entry it runs across two brands — DAF references 1518009 and 1518311 alongside six Mercedes-Benz references — which is why an old sensor's number is worth reading in full before an inquiry is sent: the number on the removed unit may be any one of the listed references, and each of them lands on this entry. Where only some digits are legible, send what can be read with the vehicle and the corner, and the candidates are checked against their entries.
Key takeaways
ABS sensor and wheel speed sensor are two names for one 32-entry family, confirmed by OE number, corner and vehicle. The deep-checked entries are 4410329210 (Art. 210016, Mercedes-Benz, length 2640 mm), 4410321030 (Art. 210104, MAN, total length 170 cm, 2 poles) and the BPW trailer entry under Art. 10.13005. Record the ring's condition, the air gap and the harness state with the inquiry. The vehicle speed sensors belong to the separate 29-entry speed family.
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