Description
Kinetic sensor ESP Bosch for Citroen C4 and C8 II, Peugeot 307 II and 807 II
original ESP Bosch kinetic sensor for Citroën and Peugeot cars. The part is used to measure the angular speed (Yaw) and the side acceleration, which makes the stabilization system (ESP/ASR/ABS) control unit accurately evaluating the behavior of the car in the curve and on the slippery surface. Fully corresponds to PSA/Bosch codes: 9649400180, 0265005291, 454939 and others below – the ideal replacement for a defective sensor with the same numeric designation.
designed for selected Citroën C4 and C8 II and Peugeot 307 II and 807 II. Before purchasing, we recommend comparing the parts numbers on your original sensor – these sensors agree is the code decisive for trouble -free function.
How to recognize the ESP sensor fault: typical ESP/ASR/ABS indicators, error messages on the instrument (eg stabilization system failure) and limited ASR function. Diagnostics normally reports nonsensical values of transverse acceleration/angular speed or sensor communication error.
Installation and calibration: The sensor is usually placed on these cars on the center tunnel under the center console. Disconnect the battery when replaced, remove the covers, loosen the screws and replace the sensor by piece. It is important to maintain the correct orientation (driving arrow) and assembly on a flat, clean surface. After installation, do via diagnostics (Diagnod/Lexia) initialization and calibration of zero sensor value and then test drive.
Technical information
- Manufacturer: Bosch
- Model: Kinetic sensor ESP
- Product codes: 9649400180, 0265005291, 454939
- Other numbers: 0265005714, 9663187680, 9811627180
Compatibility and identification: This sensor was used in various model and production years. Focus on the compliance of the part code and the connector/handles with your original sensor. If the numbers agree, the part is usually a confusion across the models.
The original Bosch/PSA part is a cost -effective choice for fast repair without compromising on the function of the stabilization system. A properly functioning sensor significantly contributes to safety, especially wet and snow.
