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3552003 Brake Caliper Sensor Replacement Kit

3552003

Summary

This brake caliper sensor repair kit is designed for heavy commercial vehicle air disc brake systems, specifically for SB6, SB7, SL7, SM7, ST7, SN6, and SN7 series. It ensures the continued functionality of caliper sensors through high-strength components.

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EAN Code8683457033405
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Description

What does a brake caliper sensor repair kit do?

The brake caliper sensor repair kit plays a critical role in maintaining the precision of air disc brake systems. By replacing worn sensor components, technicians can ensure accurate brake monitoring and prevent system failures in heavy commercial vehicles.

Compatible sensor series and fitment

This specific kit is compatible with various sensor series including SB6, SB7, SL7, SM7, ST7, SN6, and SN7. These components are vital for the electronic monitoring of the braking system within the air disc brake assembly.

Installation and maintenance guidance

During installation, technicians should verify the integrity of the sensor housing and ensure all seals are seated correctly to prevent air or fluid leaks. Regular inspection of these sensor components during routine maintenance can prevent unexpected downtime in heavy-duty fleets.

Troubleshooting and selection

When troubleshooting braking electronic issues, verifying the condition of the sensor kit is a recommended first step for workshop professionals.

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FAQ

What is the function of a brake caliper sensor repair kit?
It provides necessary replacement components to restore the accurate sensing capabilities of air disc brake caliper sensors.
Which series is this repair kit compatible with?
This kit is designed for SB6, SB7, SL7, SM7, ST7, SN6, and SN7 series sensors.
Can I use this for light-duty vehicles?
No, these components are specifically engineered for heavy commercial vehicle braking systems.
When should I replace the sensor repair kit?
It should be replaced when sensors show signs of wear or when electronic monitoring errors occur during system diagnostics.