Walker 241-1113 ABS Wheel Speed Sensor - Rear Right

Walker ABS Wheel Speed Sensor 241-1113

Walker 241-1113 is an ABS wheel speed sensor built for precise signal delivery to the ABS control module. It is engineered for OE-level form, fit, and function, with a circular female connector, 2 terminals, and a 590.0 length specification for the listed rear right applications.

Compatible With 2002-2006 Mercury Mountaineer rear right, 2002-2005 Ford Explorer rear right, and 2003-2005 Lincoln Aviator rear right. This part cross-references Delphi SS20148 for the same application.

Key Features

• OE-style ABS wheel speed sensor for brake, traction control, and stability system input
• Walker 241-1113 is built to match original equipment form, fit, and function
• Circular connector design with female connector gender and male terminal gender
• 2-terminal pin connection for direct electrical interface
• Constructed with durable housing materials to resist heat, vibration, moisture, and road debris
• End-of-line tested for signal integrity, resistance, and durability

Detailed Description

Walker Products ABS wheel speed sensors are designed to deliver accurate wheel speed data so the vehicle’s ABS control module can manage braking response correctly. On Ford Explorer, Mercury Mountaineer, and Lincoln Aviator rear right applications, the sensor’s signal quality is critical for consistent ABS operation and for supporting traction control and electronic stability control functions. Walker 241-1113 is built for dependable communication and straightforward installation in the listed positions.

The sensor uses a circular connector, 2 terminals, and OE-style construction to help maintain proper electrical connection and fitment. High-quality materials and robust housing components are used to help the sensor withstand demanding road conditions over time.

What It Helps Address

• ABS warning light caused by a failed rear wheel speed sensor
• Erratic or missing wheel speed signal at the rear right wheel
• Traction control or stability control faults tied to sensor input
• Brake system scan codes related to wheel speed sensor performance
• Intermittent signal loss from heat, vibration, moisture, or debris exposure

Installation Notes and Tips

Verify the rear right position and confirm connector shape, terminal count, and length before installation. Inspect the harness, tone ring, and mounting area for damage or contamination before replacing the sensor. Clear diagnostic trouble codes after installation and road test the vehicle to confirm proper ABS operation.

Quality Assurance

Walker Products tests each unit at the end of the production line to verify signal integrity, resistance, and durability. The sensor is built to meet OE performance expectations for the listed Ford Explorer, Mercury Mountaineer, and Lincoln Aviator applications.