OEM Chevrolet Avalanche ABS Sensor

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Chevrolet Avalanche ABS Sensor maintains the versatile pickup's powerful stopping ability by reading each wheel speed and feeding instant data to the anti-lock brakes to keep drivers in control. The Chevrolet Avalanche stands out with a smart Convert-a-Cab system that changes the cabin and bed to either secure interior room or open cargo space, rides on a strong GMT900 platform that shares many parts with other Chevrolet trucks, making repairs easier and cheaper. Chevrolet engineers tuned the suspension so the Avalanche feels composed on highways, and its 5.3 liter or 6.0 liter V8 engines use dynamic fuel management for surprising efficiency without sacrificing muscle. Drivers like the smooth six-speed automatic transmission and the sure-footed look produced by its sporty mesh grille and integrated headlamps, aspects which helped the Avalanche gain a loyal following among families that need both comfort and towing strength. The ABS Sensor designed for the Avalanche is based on hall effect technology to produce accurate wheel speed signals so that the computer can keep the brake pressure under control to prevent brake lockup on wet gravel or slippery pavement. A good ABS Sensor protects steering stability during sudden stops, while a bad ABS Sensor gives the dash light a warning immediately. Because of its safety function, a worn ABS Sensor should never be ignored. Basic installation is pretty easy: just lift and fix the truck, remove the wheel, unbolt and unplug the old sensor, clean the hub, seat the new unit, run the harness in clips, reconnect everything, put the wheel back, and drive.