Delphi SS20915 ABS Wheel Speed Sensor - Front Left

Delphi ABS Wheel Speed Sensor SS20915

Delphi SS20915 is a front left ABS wheel speed sensor for select Honda and Acura applications. It is built to OE standards for accurate wheel speed readings, helping the ABS system monitor braking performance on the vehicle.

Key Features

• Front left ABS wheel speed sensor
• Wiring harness included; harness length measures 23.82
• 1 rectangular male connector with 2 male terminals
• Package includes the ABS wheel speed sensor and instruction sheet
• OE-calibrated and validated for accurate signal output
• Cross-references Standard Ignition ALS1553 for the same application

Detailed Description

Delphi SS20915 is an ABS wheel speed sensor engineered for vehicles that rely on precise wheel speed input to support anti-lock braking operation. Delphi validates and calibrates its sensors to OE standards, which helps maintain consistent readings and reduce repeat repair visits. This part number is used on 2009-2014 Acura TSX, front left, and 2008-2012 Honda Accord, front left. If you are searching for a front left ABS sensor for Honda Accord or Acura TSX models, SS20915 is the direct OE-style replacement to compare against.

What It Helps Address

• ABS warning light caused by a failed front left wheel speed sensor
• Erratic or missing wheel speed signal at the front left wheel
• Brake system fault codes related to wheel speed input
• Intermittent ABS operation from sensor signal loss
• Drivability concerns tied to inaccurate wheel speed data

Installation Notes and Tips

Verify connector shape, terminal count, and harness routing before installation. This sensor uses a single rectangular male connector with two male terminals and includes a wiring harness. Confirm the front left position on the vehicle and inspect the tone ring, hub area, and wiring path for damage or corrosion before completing the repair.

Quality Assurance

Delphi sensors are developed with OE-focused validation methods and tested to OE standards for accurate readings. That process supports consistent signal quality and helps reduce comebacks after installation.