XtremeAmazing 2X ABS Wheel Speed Sensor Front Rear Right Left for 4Runner Tacoma Lexus

Installed these in my 2007 Tacoma and they worked perfect! It's important to remember to clean the rust out of the hole so the sensor slides in easily so it doesn't brake or get stuck again. That's why the original sensor broke.

Worked great. Fit perfect.

Was getting ABS lights from a bad front left ABS sensor… ordered these and installed in 30 mins. Fixed my problem for $15 not the $3000 dealer quoted me. Remember when you change them to clean the surface of all rust so they fit flush. Also blow out the sensor hole w canned air. Upon 1st install my sensor still wasn’t working. After removing for 2nd time and blowing w canned air I was able to remove a small rubber pieces that were blocking sensor cause my problem. Remember, 1… remove old sensor, 2 … clean rust, 3… insert new sensor, 4… celebrate!

I could not push it in by hand. Had to replace the o ring with the original which was thinner, and then pound it in. The plug then did not want to go in. Even with pliers it would not go all the way in. It felt secure enough and I could not pull it back off by hand, so I left it that way, but the lock clip was not engaged and it could be a problem down the road, so I’ll order another one from another seller hoping for the best and return these. I’ll keep an eye out for an oil leak in the mean time.

First, vehicle: 2013 4runner.Second, fit: Fits.Came in and received 4 pcs. 2 for front and 2 for rear. The good is that I needed to replace my left rear one. Got that done in about 15 minutes. The bad is because it isn't OEM, something was off.It fits, it works, it just isn't OEM. My dash was still reading an error code after my new rear LH sensor installation, but now it said "LH Rear Circuit Output" vs "LH Rear Open/Short Circuit Sensor" before. Basically I had to change both the left and right in the rear since one was OEM and one wasn't. Depending on your electrical system, mine was pretty finicky and wanted to read the exact same specs from both. Being aftermarket, the replacement sensor could have just been a slight different electrical feedback to the system or whatever it was, but it wasn't consistent with the OEM one. Basically, like changing the headlight bulbs on your vehicle, it is just better to do both at same time so that they both are pulling the same output. The rear right one I was now trying to replace after the left, wasn't as easy and I ended up damaging the hub trying to drill out the stuck sensor in that one. If you ever changed the rear brakes on a 4th or 5th gen 4runner, after the rotors are off, the e-brake assembly is behind it. Unless you are experienced in taking that apart, I wouldn't touch it. It has springs, pins, and other things I knew if I messed with, I don't think I can put it back together correctly. Long story short, without accessing the bare open hub to punch out the stuck sensor, I drilled it out instead and unfortunately damaging that side hub. Let's just say I would have been happy if the stealership charged me $1,000 for my mistake, but it was a lot more. I had no choice then since I didn't want to further make a mess and then not even being able to drive it to the stealership for service. Didn't want to put this out there, but rather save someone else's time or answer some questions.

No issues installing these after OEM sensors broke coming out of the hub. No warning lights on afterwards in 200 miles.

Perhaps I got lucky and received the set made on a Wednesday, who knows. I can say that they fit perfectly and my ABS light is no longer on and I don't have the intermittent ABS lock up on slow stopping. For way less cost than just one ABS sensor from the stealership, give 'em a try, you might be surprised and seriously, $17.00... I am pretty sure we all have wasted more than that on soda the past month, a little perspective on some of the bad reviews.

This speed sensor replaced a snapped one that had caused all my lights on the dashboard to come on. I have no idea how Toyota can charge $275 for a single sensor! I replaced a single left sensor and it cleared my dash and have had no issues with braking, 4wd, etc. Love it. It worked.

los de la agencia querian $7000 MXN por 1 sensor "original"con USD$13 arreglé la luz de ABS de mi tacoma.no hay mas que decir.

Looks same as OEM except without marking. Works so far on the cruiser 2007

Excellent AA++

Works really good! same as OEM part. Alot cheaper than $250 for one sensor. same OEM quality! If it doesn't reset light at first lookup how to reset abs without scan tool. use a wire to connect pin 3 and 13 on obd port and start car and pump breaks 8 times. then turn off and pull wire. your good to go!

Broke one while pressing out my rear wheel bearing , call my local part store : 180$ each at cost price ! Order those received them within 24h , work just fine , wow !