Delphi SS20914 ABS Wheel Speed Sensor - Front Right

Delphi ABS Wheel Speed Sensor SS20914

Delphi SS20914 is a front right ABS wheel speed sensor built for accurate wheel-speed signal reporting at the wheel hub. It is a direct-fit replacement for select Honda Accord and Acura TSX applications, with OE-standard testing and calibration to support consistent braking system input.

Key Features

• ABS wheel speed sensor for the front right position
• Mounts at the wheel hub for direct signal pickup
• 1 rectangular male connector with 2 male terminals
• Sensor length: 23.82
• Package contents: ABS wheel speed sensor and instruction sheet
• Delphi SS20914 is tested and calibrated to OE standards

Detailed Description

Delphi SS20914 is engineered for vehicles that rely on precise wheel-speed data for ABS operation. By delivering accurate readings from the front right wheel hub, this sensor helps the braking system monitor wheel rotation and respond appropriately during braking events. It is a fitment-based replacement for 2008-2012 Honda Accord, front right, and 2009-2014 Acura TSX, front right. This part cross-references Standard Ignition ALS1564 for the same application.

What It Helps Address

• ABS warning light caused by a failed front right wheel speed sensor
• Erratic or missing wheel-speed signal at the wheel hub
• Brake system fault codes related to wheel speed input
• Loss of ABS function from sensor wear or electrical failure
• Intermittent braking system communication on Honda Accord and Acura TSX models

Installation Notes

Install at the front right wheel hub using the existing mounting location. Verify connector shape, terminal count, and sensor length before installation. This sensor uses a single rectangular male connector with two male terminals and does not include mounting hardware. Confirm the vehicle application against the part number SS20914 before final assembly.

Quality Assurance

Delphi validates and calibrates its sensors to OE standards and uses product development methods focused on accurate signal output. That process supports dependable replacement performance and helps reduce repeat repairs.