Stability Control

2004 Scion xB ABS Control Module

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Part Description

1
44050-52520
Actuator Assembly
Actuator Assembly, Brake
MSRP: $1172.41 Your Price: $931.37
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2

44545-42090
Actuator Assembly Stud
Holder, Brake Actuator Bolt
MSRP: $12.13 Your Price: $8.71
1
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3
44546-17050
Actuator Assembly Cushion
Cushion, Brake Actuator
MSRP: $6.30 Your Price: $4.53
1
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4
90178-A0068
Actuator Assembly Nut
Nut, Flange
MSRP: $2.48 Your Price: $1.78
1
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5
44590-52070
Bracket
Bracket Assembly, Brake Actuator
MSRP: $82.92 Your Price: $59.57
1
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6
89183-60020
Sensor
Sensor, Yawrate
- Part Notes: Yaw
MSRP: $438.28 Your Price: $306.97
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OEM 2004 Scion xB Parts for Stability Control

Genuine 2004 Scion xB parts are produced by Scion with the official design and standards, thus they ensure a high quality throughout the production process. OEM parts are the ideal choice for people looking for new Stability Control parts. With our competitive prices, we offer 2004 Scion xB ABS Control Module that fit tight budgets, while still including the manufacturer warranties, a hassle-free returns policy and quick shipping options.

Yaw Sensor Installation and Repair Tips for 2004 Scion xB

Q: How to replace the Yaw Sensor on 2004 Scion xB?
A: To install the replacement of the yaw rate sensor, make sure that it is not damaged and it should be placed in the right position. Take off console box sub-assembly rear, disconnect sensor connector and get off the bolts. Install the new sensor, reconnect him and fix it. Lastly, reconnect the console box, calibrate sensor and verify VSC signal.

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