Standard Ignition ALS2695 ABS Wheel Speed Sensor - Rear Right

ABS Wheel Speed Sensor for OE Replacement

Standard Ignition ALS2695 is an ABS wheel speed sensor built for direct OE-style replacement at the wheel mounting location. It uses a female square connector, a bolt-mount design, and a 52-inch harness to support a clean service replacement on vehicles that need accurate wheel speed signal input.

Compatible With vehicle applications that use this sensor configuration, including select Ford Escape and Ford Focus fitments where the ABS system depends on a precise wheel speed reading. The ALS2695 part number is also referenced in cross applications for service matching.

Key Features

• ABS wheel speed sensor for wheel-mounted applications
• OE replacement design for direct service use
• Female square connector with 2-blade male terminals
• 52-inch harness length for routing flexibility
• Bolt-mount installation with 1 mounting hole
• Built with controlled manufacturing from component to finished part
• Broad domestic and import coverage from Standard Ignition

Detailed Description

Standard Ignition ALS2695 is engineered to restore wheel speed signal input for anti-lock brake systems. The sensor is designed with a female connector, square connector shape, and blade-style terminals to match the electrical interface used in the original application. Its wheel mounting location and bolt-mount design support a service replacement that follows OE-style fitment requirements.

Standard Ignition positions this ABS sensor line for precision performance, durability, and long service life. ALS2695 is part of a catalog that covers a wide range of domestic and import vehicles, making it a practical choice for technicians servicing ABS warning concerns on Ford Escape, Ford Focus, and other listed applications. This part cross-references Dayco 72536 for the same application.

Common Issues This Sensor Can Address

• ABS warning light caused by a failed wheel speed sensor
• Erratic or missing wheel speed signal at the ABS module
• Brake system fault codes related to wheel sensor input
• Loss of anti-lock brake function from sensor circuit failure
• Intermittent ABS operation caused by damaged harness or connector wear

Installation Notes and Tips

Verify connector shape, terminal style, mounting type, and harness length before installation. Inspect the wheel-end wiring path, mounting point, and connector condition for corrosion, abrasion, or damage that could affect signal quality. Confirm the vehicle’s ABS fault codes and sensor location before replacing the part.

Quality Assurance

Standard Ignition maintains manufacturing control from component sourcing through finished product assembly. That process supports consistent quality control for ABS sensors used in service replacement applications.