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CE8Z-2C405 | Genuine Ford® ABS Control Pump Unit
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CE8Z-2C405 | Genuine Ford® ABS Control Pump Unit

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  • Product SKU: CE8Z-2C405
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DescriptionABS Control Pump Unit For 2012-2013 Ford Fiesta
BrandFord®
ConditionNew
Part NumberCE8Z-2C405, CE8Z2C405

Fitment CE8Z-2C405

Year Make Model Engine Important vehicle option details
2012-2013 Ford Fiesta 4 Cyl 1.6L TIVCT PFI Sigma 5-Speed Manual Transmission - B5/IB5, 6-Speed Automatic Transmission GFT DPS6



An ABS Control Module (Anti-lock Braking System control module) CE8Z-2C405 is the computer that controls the anti-lock braking system in a vehicle. Its job is to prevent the wheels from locking up during hard braking, helping the driver maintain control.

 

  1. Prevent wheel lock-up

    • Keeps the wheels turning instead of skidding during sudden braking.

  2. Maintain steering control

    • Allows the driver to steer while braking hard.

  3. Improve braking safety

    • Reduces the risk of skidding, especially on wet or slippery roads.

  4. Control brake pressure automatically

    • Rapidly increases and decreases brake pressure as needed.

  5. Support other safety systems

    • Works with traction control and electronic stability control systems.

Signs of Faulty CE8Z-2C405

  • ABS warning light stays on

    • Most common sign

    • Indicates the ABS system is disabled

  • Brakes lock up during hard braking

    • Especially on wet or slippery roads

  • Traction control or stability control not working

    • These systems often rely on the ABS module

  • Brake pedal feels unusual

    • Pulsation when it shouldn’t

    • Pedal may feel hard or inconsistent

  • Speedometer or odometer issues (some vehicles)

    • ABS module shares wheel speed data

  • Stored ABS fault codes

    • Scan tool shows communication or internal module errors

  • Intermittent ABS operation

    • ABS works sometimes, fails at other times
About the manufacturer

If you've ever so much as seen a vehicle in your life, chances are you've heard of the Ford Motor Company (Ford, for short).
There are few brands that have been as successful as Ford, rising in the early 1900s and coming into its own during the golden days of automotive design. Today, Ford is still considered one of the Big Three in the U.S, right alongside General Motors (GM) and Fiat Chrysler (Chrysler).

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