7P0927807 ABS Sensor Pair – 2Pcs ABS Wheel Speed Sensor for Audi Q7, Porsche Cayenne, VW Touareg
7P0927807 ABS Sensor Pair for Audi Q7, Porsche Cayenne and VW Touareg
This 7P0927807 ABS sensor set contains two wheel speed sensors, which the supplier lists for the Audi Q7, Porsche Cayenne and Volkswagen Touareg and places on the front axle, left and right. They are sold under the reference numbers 7P0927807, 7P0927807A and WHT005651, along with the Porsche numbers 95860640500, 95860640501 and 95860640502. Easy Life Markets sells the two sensors together, which suits owners who would rather change both sides in one visit.
These three SUVs share a great deal of hardware under the skin, and the wheel speed sensor is one of the shared parts. It is a compact plug-in unit: a short probe that reads the rotation of the wheel, a mounting eye for a single bolt, and a socket that the car's own wiring plugs into. The control unit for the anti-lock braking system uses the signal to tell how fast each wheel is turning, and the stability and traction systems rely on it too.
What Is Included
- 2 x ABS wheel speed sensors
The product photos show two identical black sensors, each with a brass-coloured sleeve in the mounting eye and a two-pin socket. There is no lead attached, because this design plugs straight into the vehicle harness. Mounting bolts are not listed.
Specifications
- Part type: ABS wheel speed sensor
- Quantity: 2
- Position: Front, left and right (driver and passenger side), as listed by the supplier
- VW / Audi reference numbers: 7P0927807, 7P0927807A, WHT005651
- Porsche reference numbers: 95860640500, 95860640501, 95860640502
- Connector: Two pins, as shown in the photos
- Colour: Black
- Brand: Unbranded aftermarket
- Condition: New, as stated by the supplier
- Country of manufacture: China, as stated by the supplier
- SKU: CJQT232647801AZ
Cross-Reference Numbers
The supplier publishes a long interchange list. If the box of your old sensor or your parts catalogue shows one of these, it is the same reference:
- 116307, 116307755, 50664, IFOB-0713, CS0076, 550861, 9.0570 / 90570
- ECR-3022, 81972, 87758, 0893670, 0900127, 114 800 0045 / 1148000045
- 81387, XREV468, CP321, 83.3062, 84.1071, 19124, 60943, AB2215
- ALB751, CS1532, EPS300, LAB692, LCS362, 8180 10600 / 818010600
- 8855 43113 / 885543113, V10-72-1316, V20-76-0077, V52-72-0132, 70660051
- 31216, 058512B, BZ3164S, 294766, 06-S515, 45015300, GBS2159
Compatibility
The supplier names three models:
- Audi Q7
- Porsche Cayenne
- Volkswagen Touareg
No model years are given, and each of these vehicles has been built in more than one generation with different sensors. So the model name is not enough. The supplier also says plainly that its compatibility information may not be completely accurate. What you can rely on is the number.
- Pull the old sensor and read the number moulded or printed on it. Look for 7P0927807, 7P0927807A or WHT005651, or one of the Porsche numbers above.
- Check by VIN in a parts catalogue for your make, and note whether the catalogue gives the same number for the front and the rear of your car.
- Compare the shape. Your sensor should have the same angled body, single mounting eye and two-pin socket as the photos.
If you want a second opinion, send us your VIN and we will check it against the reference numbers. Right-hand-drive owners should mention it, as the supplier asks for extra care with those vehicles.
Signs a Wheel Speed Sensor Has Failed
- ABS and stability control warning lights on the instrument panel
- A tyre pressure monitoring warning on cars that calculate pressure from wheel speed
- Hill-hold or adaptive cruise functions switching themselves off
- The ABS pump running during gentle braking
- A fault code naming one wheel's speed signal as implausible or missing
Always read the code before ordering. It tells you which wheel is affected, and it rules out a wiring fault or a damaged magnetic ring on the bearing.
Installation Tips
- Raise and support the vehicle safely. These are heavy SUVs, so use stands rated for the weight, and follow the manual's lifting procedure if the car has air suspension.
- Remove the wheel, unplug the harness from the sensor and undo the single bolt.
- Twist the sensor gently to free it. If it is corroded in place, use penetrating oil. Do not hammer it, because the bearing ring behind it is easily damaged.
- Clean the bore so the new sensor sits fully home.
- Fit the new sensor, tighten the bolt to the specified torque and push the plug on until it clicks.
- Clear the fault memory and take a test drive.
Wear protective gear when working around the brakes. As this is a safety system, have a qualified mechanic do the job if you are in any doubt.
Why Buy Two
Sensors on the same axle age together. They see the same heat, salt and vibration, so when one fails the other is rarely far behind. With a pair in hand you can replace both while the car is in the air, or fit one and keep the second as a spare for the next warning light.
Who This Set Is For
It is a sensible buy for Q7, Cayenne and Touareg owners who have confirmed the part number, for independent VW, Audi and Porsche specialists, and for workshops that see these SUVs often enough to want a pair on the shelf.
Common Questions
Are these genuine Audi, Porsche or Volkswagen parts? No. They are unbranded aftermarket sensors sold under those makers' reference numbers.
Which years do they fit? The supplier does not give years. Match the part number on your old sensor or check by VIN.
Are the two sensors different? In the photos they are identical, and the supplier lists the pair for left and right.
Buy the 7P0927807 ABS Sensor Pair at Easy Life Markets
You can order the pair here. The current price and availability are shown on this page. Please read our return and refund policy before buying.
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