ABS Pump for Ford Focus IV Turnier 1.5 EcoBoost

This ABS pump is a used component, designated with the quality grade B, sourced from a vehicle with a recorded mileage of 78,491 kilometres. It is a petrol engine part, specifically for the 1.5 EcoBoost 12V 175 engine type with the engine code Y1DA. The part is designed for use with a manual six-speed transmission, identified by the transmission code K1BR7002AHB. The original equipment manufacturer numbers for this unit are 2418550, JX612B373GK, JX612B373HH, and JX612B373LC. It is crucial to verify one of these OEM numbers against your vehicle's specifications to ensure correct fitment and compatibility. This ABS pump is physically located within the vehicle's braking system. While this specific unit is supplied from a Ford Focus, components such as this can often be compatible across multiple models and variants from the same manufacturer and platform. The price for this part is 332,20 EUR excluding VAT, which equates to 332,20 EUR including VAT. A 30-day full return policy applies to this purchase. Standard delivery is free of charge with an expected delivery time of 3-6 days. An express delivery service is available for an additional fee to reduce the waiting time.

This spare part originates from the following car:

The source vehicle is a Ford Focus, specifically the IV Turnier (HP) model which is an estate body type. The variant is the 1.5 EcoBoost. The car was first registered in the year 2019 and had accumulated 78,491 kilometres. It originated from the Netherlands. The fuel system utilises direct injection for its petrol engine. The engine is a 1.5 EcoBoost 12V 175 type with the engine code Y1DA, featuring three cylinders with a total capacity of 1496 cubic centimetres, producing 182 horsepower or 134 kilowatts. The vehicle was equipped with a manual six-speed transmission, code K1BR7002AHB. The vehicle identification number is WF0PXXGCHPKY73657. The construction type of the vehicle is an estate. Choosing a used genuine part like this ABS pump supports sustainable consumption by giving quality components a second life, reducing waste and the demand for new raw materials. When replacing an ABS pump, it is common practice for workshops to inspect and potentially renew related components in the braking and stability control system, such as wheel speed sensors or the brake control module, to ensure optimal system performance and safety.

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