🚗 Dorman 970-010 ABS Wheel Speed Sensor: Ultra-Reliable Automotive Part for Precise Wheel Speed Detection Review

Has not worked for a long time. I don't know why, but different hubs use different length gauges. My hub was replaced a while ago, I know it's not OEM, but the sensor was too long. Dorman knows this because they added a spacer to the kit, but it takes them about 5 to get close.

This part was listed for my '99 Blazer (Dorman 970-010) but the sensor was too long and caught on the ABS ring in the wheel bearing. The wheel didn't turn. I saw someone had a review at one of the major dealerships that had the same problem. Revain quickly provided a return label and refunded my money.

My '98 blazer goes through them like a candy. The factory originals have lasted a long time. When my ABS failed at low speeds when braking, I replaced them with these. They work but definitely not for long, I get about 4-6 months of use before replacing them. Usually the cable breaks right where it leaves the sensor.

The reviewers who claim the sensor hits a reluctant wheel hub are correct. Dorman supplied a very thin spacer that should solve this problem, but the probe is still too long. I tried using Lowes washers and that helped increase the gap, but the part should fit properly out of the box. I contacted Dorman directly about this and they said they needed to try more pucks or something. Not a good answer. For those who need to replace the ABS sensor, it's best to get the entire hub/sensor assembly…

This bouncer speed sensor is better made than the original part and fits my truck exactly (perfectly). The instructions are simple. Be sure to read them carefully. **A NOTICE. When removing the old sensor, save the metal spacers/wedges as they will be needed when installing the new part. Otherwise your new sensor will be damaged. ** The porter will include a new key/seal just in case, but he will only include one. I had 3 of these, I just removed the old one and put a new one in its place. You…