HHGKPVX ABS Wheel Speed Sensor for Honda Accord & Acura TSX — Front Left/Right, OE Fit

HHGKPVX ABS Wheel Speed Sensor for front left or right wheels replaces OE sensors on 2003–2007 Honda Accord and 2004–2008 Acura TSX models to restore accurate wheel-speed readings for your ABS system.

When an ABS warning light illuminates or you notice irregular braking feel, the wheel speed sensor is often the cause. This HHGKPVX sensor is designed to match original-equipment fit and electrical connections for Honda Accord 2.4L and 3.0L models (2003–2007) and Acura TSX 2.4L (2004–2008). Built with OE-style connectors and terminals, it aims to simplify installation while delivering consistent signal transmission to your vehicle's anti-lock braking system.

How does this sensor fit my Honda Accord or Acura TSX?

The HHGKPVX sensor is made to match factory mounting points and connector types for front left and front right positions on the specified model years. It lists multiple compatible part numbers used by OEM suppliers, making cross-referencing straightforward. Install uses the same harness connection and mounting bolts as the original sensor.

• Direct fit for 2003–2007 Honda Accord 2.4L and 3.0L front left/right.
• Compatible with 2004–2008 Acura TSX 2.4L front positions.
• Matches OE connector terminals and wiring harness interface.
• Cross-references include ALS1097, 57450-SDC-013, SU8997, GT7610-224 and others.

What performance and durability features does it offer?

This sensor uses high-quality connector materials and terminals to maintain reliable electrical contact under vibration and temperature changes. It transmits wheel-speed data to the ABS control module so braking modulation and stability systems receive accurate inputs. The housing and sealing are designed for road debris and moisture resistance typical of front-wheel locations.

• OE-style connectors for consistent electrical performance.
• Durable housing and seals to resist contaminants and moisture.
• Manufactured to meet the rigors of normal road and weather exposure.
• Designed to minimize installation and removal wear on terminals.

How simple is installation and what should I expect?

Installation is straightforward for mechanically skilled DIYers and professional technicians because the sensor uses the factory mounting point and electrical plug. Typical installation requires lifting the vehicle, removing the wheel and brake components as needed to access the sensor, then securing and connecting the new unit. Always follow vehicle torque specs and safety procedures.

• Plugs into existing ABS harness—no splicing required.
• Uses original mounting hole; bolts and bracket alignment match OEM.
• Recommended tools: jack, jack stands, basic hand tools, torque wrench.
• Clear ABS codes after replacement to confirm operation.

Will replacing this sensor affect my ABS or traction systems?

Yes—restoring a faulty wheel speed sensor returns accurate wheel-speed input to the ABS and traction-control modules, which can correct erratic brake modulation or disable warning lights caused by bad sensor signals. Replacement does not reprogram the ABS module; it simply supplies correct sensor data so systems operate as intended.

• Provides accurate wheel-speed signals for ABS and traction control.
• Fixes common symptoms like ABS warning lamp illumination or uneven braking feel.
• May require code clearing or a short drive cycle for the system to recalibrate.
• Does not alter vehicle electronics beyond restoring sensor input.

Who is this for: The HHGKPVX front wheel speed sensor is intended for owners and technicians working on 2003–2007 Honda Accord (2.4L and 3.0L) and 2004–2008 Acura TSX (2.4L) who need a reliable, OEM-compatible replacement. It's appropriate for drivers experiencing ABS warning lights, instability under braking, or technicians seeking a direct-fit part with known cross-reference numbers. If you prefer parts that match factory connectors and simplify installation, this sensor is a practical choice. For safety, have the replacement performed or inspected by a qualified technician if you are not experienced with brake-system repairs.