Carlson 19255 Disc Brake Pad Wear Sensor - Front or Rear

Disc Brake Pad Wear Sensor Overview

Carlson 19255 is a disc brake pad wear sensor for select Ford Transit vans. It is listed for front and rear applications on specific Transit-150, Transit-250, Transit-350, and Transit-350 HD models, with fitment notes that identify the required sensor style and overall length.

Key Features

• Disc brake pad wear sensor for brake system monitoring
• Fits 2020 Ford Transit-150, front and rear
• Fits 2020 Ford Transit-250, front and rear
• Fits 2020 Ford Transit-350, front and rear
• Fits 2020-2022 Ford Transit-350 HD, rear
• 14-inch overall length noted in the fitment data

Detailed Description

This Carlson brake sensor is cataloged under part number 19255 and is intended for Ford Transit brake service where pad wear sensing is specified. The fitment data shows separate front and rear applications for the 2020 Transit-150, Transit-250, and Transit-350, plus a rear application for the 2020-2022 Transit-350 HD. Notes in the fitment table also reference D2301 and D2281 sensor applications, which helps narrow the correct match for the vehicle and axle position. If you are servicing a Ford Transit brake system and need the correct wear sensor, 19255 provides a direct catalog reference for the listed applications.

What It Is Used For

• Replacing a worn or damaged brake pad wear sensor
• Restoring brake wear monitoring on listed Ford Transit applications
• Addressing sensor-related warning messages tied to pad wear detection
• Matching the correct sensor length and application note during brake service

Installation Notes and Tips

Verify the vehicle year, model, and axle position against the fitment table before ordering. Confirm the 14-inch overall length and the D2301 or D2281 note where listed, since the Transit-150, Transit-250, Transit-350, and Transit-350 HD applications are not interchangeable across every position. Compare the removed sensor to part number 19255 to confirm the correct brake wear sensor configuration.