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OEM 4E0927804 – Sensor, wheel speed
We list 28 compatible parts from 27 brands for OE number 4E0927804.
It is an original equipment number of VW, AUDI, BENTLEY, SEAT, SKODA and PORSCHE.
Part type: Sensor, wheel speed.
These are aftermarket parts made by other manufacturers, not original equipment. Check that a part fits your vehicle on its product page before you order.
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RAP BRAKES R-A0228 Sensor, wheel speed
Article number: R-A0228
Fitting position
Front Axle Right
Sensor type
Active sensor
Supplementary article/supplementary info 2
without cable
Number of pins
2
£1.73
VAT included
Delivery cost not included
NTY HCA-AU-016 Sensor, wheel speed
Article number: HCA-AU-016
Fitting position
Front Axle Right
Fitting position
Rear Axle Right
Paired article number
HCA-AU-015
£2.35
VAT included
Delivery cost not included
ABAKUS 120-02-162 Sensor, wheel speed
Article number: 120-02-162
Fitting position
Rear Axle Right
Cable length [mm]
70
Number of pins
2
Sensor type
Hall Sensor
£3.01
VAT included
Delivery cost not included
AUTOMEGA 150042210 Sensor, wheel speed
Article number: 150042210
Cable length [mm]
70
Number of pins
2
£4.85
VAT included
Delivery cost not included
JPN 75E9300-JPN Sensor, wheel speed
Article number: 75E9300-JPN
Number of connectors
2
£5.93
VAT included
Delivery cost not included
ESEN SKV 06SKV353 Sensor, wheel speed
Article number: 06SKV353
Fitting position
Front Axle
Weight [kg]
0.02
Guarantee
3 years guarantee
Always compare old and new part (in particular oe no.)
£6.72
VAT included
Delivery cost not included
TOPRAN 115 250 Sensor, wheel speed
Article number: 115 250
Number of pins
2
Supplementary article/supplementary info 2
without cable
Sensor type
Hall Sensor
Length [mm]
69
£6.77
VAT included
Delivery cost not included
MAGNETI MARELLI 172100123010 Sensor, wheel speed
Article number: 172100123010
Fitting position
Front Axle Right
Paired article number
172100122010
For oe number
4E0927804A
Number of pins
2
£6.91
VAT included
Delivery cost not included
AUTOFREN SEINSA DS0010 Sensor, wheel speed
Article number: DS0010
Supplementary article/supplementary info 2
without cable
Fitting depth [mm]
37
Number of pins
2
Sensor type
Active sensor
£9.73
VAT included
Delivery cost not included
MEAT & DORIA 90507 Sensor, wheel speed
Article number: 90507
For oe number
4E0927804F
Fitting position
1st rear axle
Length [mm]
70
Sensor type
Hall Sensor
£10.38
VAT included
Delivery cost not included
More alternatives for OEM 4E0927804
- A.B.S. 30563 Sensor, wheel speedIn stock£10.85
- BOSCH 0 265 007 928 Sensor, wheel speedIn stock£11.31
- HÜCO 131439 Sensor, wheel speedIn stock£11.82
- TRW GBS128 Sensor, wheel speedIn stock£16.68
- FEBI BILSTEIN 101053 Sensor, wheel speedIn stock£17.12
- DELPHI SS20070 Sensor, wheel speedIn stock£17.25
- MEYLE 114 800 0013 Sensor, wheel speedIn stock£17.65
- TRISCAN 8180 29108 Sensor, wheel speedIn stock£18.03
- SNR ASB154.15 Sensor, wheel speedIn stock£18.70
- HELLA 6PU 012 806-041 Sensor, wheel speedIn stock£20.32
- ATE 24.0710-2027.3 Sensor, wheel speedIn stock£29.42
- KAMOKA 1060046 Sensor, wheel speedOut of stock£2.88
- GSP 9B1015 Sensor, wheel speedOut of stock£3.53
- VIKA 99271388801 Sensor, wheel speedOut of stock£5.13
- FAI AUTOPARTS FPAB103 Sensor, wheel speedOut of stock£6.79
- FAE 78061 Sensor, wheel speedOut of stock£21.98
- PIERBURG 7.14059.45.0 Sensor, wheel speedOut of stock£23.78
- BOSCH 0 265 007 726 Sensor, wheel speedOut of stock£33.58
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