ABS sensor front for Kawasaki Z 1000 SX 14-15

Is the ABS sensor constantly lit in the cockpit due to a defective ABS sensor? DESCRIPTION: ABS sensors consist of a magnetic core with a coil wound around it. When the pole wheel, with its metal prongs, moves through the magnetic field on the sensor, an alternating voltage is generated. The faster you drive, the higher this voltage becomes. This sine wave is then evaluated by the control unit. Causes of a defective ABS sensor are varied and can be mechanical or electrical. For example, a wire may be defective or open, the wheel speed sensor may be dirty, or the pulse wheel may be damaged. However, these types of defects are easy to check, and we will provide the best possible replacement. Our ABS sensor for your Kawasaki Z 1000 impresses with original equipment manufacturer quality at an excellent price-performance ratio. TECHNICAL DATA...