The BOSCH inertial control unit (kinetic ESP sensor) is a critical safety component for Citroën and Peugeot vehicles equipped with electronic stability control. The sensor measures vehicle accelerations and rotational movements to support ABS/ESP systems, improving vehicle stability during emergency maneuvers, cornering and traction loss. This part is commonly searched by its product numbers, so check the listed codes when matching replacement units.

Technical Information

• Manufacturer: Bosch
• Compatible Models: Citroën C4, Citroën C8, Peugeot 307, Peugeot 407, Peugeot 807
• Product Codes: 0265005714, 9663187680
• Additional Numbers: 9811627180, 454939, 0265005291, 265005714, 9649400180

Function And Symptoms

The inertial sensor provides the ESP/ABS control unit with yaw rate and acceleration data. When the sensor fails or reports incorrect values, the vehicle can display ESP/ABS warning lights, reduced stability control functionality, unexpected ABS activation, or a change in handling (pulling or instability during cornering). Fault codes related to the sensor may appear in the ABS/ESP unit memory.

How To Replace

1. Park on a level surface, engage the parking brake and disconnect the negative battery terminal before any work.
2. Access the sensor location (typically mounted centrally under the dash or on the body tunnel; location varies by model). Remove interior trim panels as required to reach the unit.
3. Unplug the electrical connector and remove mounting fasteners. Handle the sensor carefully to avoid shocks or contamination.
4. Install the replacement unit in the correct orientation, secure fasteners to the manufacturer’s specification, reconnect the electrical connector and reassemble trim.
5. After installation, the ESP/ABS system requires initialization or calibration using an appropriate diagnostic tool to ensure correct sensor alignment and operation.

Installation Recommendations

• Always disconnect the battery before removal and follow the vehicle manufacturer’s disassembly procedure to avoid damage to connectors or control electronics.
• Use proper tools and avoid excessive force on connectors and PCB housings. Keep the sensor dry and free from contaminants during installation.
• After fitting, perform an electronic calibration/initialization of the ESP/ABS system with PSA service equipment (DiagBox) or an equivalent diagnostic tool capable of initializing ESP sensors.
• If unsure about calibration procedures, have the initialization performed by a qualified technician with PSA diagnostic equipment.

Most Common Failure Causes

• Mechanical shock or impact (accident damage) that disturbs sensor alignment or internal components.
• Water ingress or corrosion at connectors causing intermittent signals or open circuits.
• Electrical faults such as short circuits, voltage spikes or poor grounding affecting sensor electronics.
• Age-related deterioration of internal components or connector contacts.

Why Choose This Unit

Selecting the correct part number is essential for reliable ESP function. This inertial sensor corresponds to common BOSCH and OEM references used on several Citroën and Peugeot models. It is suitable for professional workshops and experienced DIY mechanics who can perform careful removal, secure installation and post-fit calibration.

High-quality Bosch kinetic ESP sensor designed as a direct-fit replacement for specific Citroën and Peugeot models. This sensor feeds the vehicle stability control (ESP/ABS) system with precise motion data so the control unit can detect and correct understeer, oversteer and other dynamic instabilities. Frequently searched by part number (for example 9649400180, 0265005291), the unit is suitable for professional workshops and experienced DIY mechanics who need a reliable, vehicle-specific component to restore correct ESP operation.

Technical Information

• Manufacturer: Bosch
• Model: Citroën C4, Citroën C8 II, Peugeot 307 II, Peugeot 807 II
• Product Codes: 9649400180, 0265005291, 9811627180
• Additional Numbers: 454939, 454926, 0265005714, 265005291, 9663187680

Function

The kinetic ESP sensor measures vehicle motion parameters (longitudinal/lateral acceleration and dynamic movement used by the ESP/ABS systems). The ESC/ESP control unit uses these signals to compare actual vehicle behaviour with driver input and to command selective braking or torque reduction to maintain stability. Accurate sensor readings are essential for predictable electronic stability control performance.

Common Symptoms of Failure

• ESP/ABS warning lamps illuminated on the dashboard.
• Intermittent or permanent loss of traction/stability control interventions.
• Unexpected ABS or ESP activation during normal driving, especially in corners.
• Diagnostic fault codes related to sensor signal or communication errors.

Why This Part Fails Most Often

Typical causes of kinetic sensor failure include moisture ingress and connector corrosion, physical damage from impacts or road debris, wiring harness fatigue or chafing, and long-term exposure to vibration and heat. Electrical faults such as intermittent connectors or internal sensor electronics degradation are also common on higher-mileage vehicles.

Replacement Guide

Intended for mechanics and competent DIYers. Typical replacement steps:

• Safety first: Disconnect the negative battery terminal before starting work to avoid electrical damage or faults.
• Locate the sensor—on Citroën/Peugeot models it is commonly mounted near the ABS/ESP unit or under the dash/center console; consult the vehicle repair manual for exact location.
• Remove any trim or covers to access the sensor, unplug the electrical connector, and unbolt the sensor from its bracket.
• Install the new sensor, secure fasteners to the manufacturer’s recommended tightness, reconnect the wiring and reassemble trim.
• After replacement clear fault codes with a diagnostic tool and perform any required calibration or adaptation of the ESP/ABS system (see next section).
• Perform a road test in safe conditions to verify normal ESP/ABS behavior.

Installation Recommendations

• Use contact cleaner on electrical connectors if corroded and ensure secure, dry connections.
• Inspect the wiring harness and repair any damaged insulation or broken wires before installing the new sensor.
• Do not reuse a damaged sensor mounting bracket; ensure the sensor is mounted solidly to avoid vibration-related faults.
• Clear all related fault codes after installation and follow the vehicle manufacturer’s calibration/adaptation procedure for the ESP/ABS system using a suitable diagnostic tool.

Calibration And Diagnostics

Replacement often requires a diagnostic tool to clear related fault codes and, in many cases, to perform sensor calibration or adaptation so the ESP system accurately interprets the new sensor’s signals. If the vehicle reports persistent errors after replacement, check connector continuity, supply voltages and any related sensors (steering angle sensor, wheel speed sensors) that can influence ESP behaviour.

Compatibility And Part Number Search

This sensor is commonly listed under multiple OEM and supplier numbers—customers often search by the part number to confirm fitment. Main references include 9649400180 and 0265005291; additional cross-reference numbers are provided in the Technical Information above. Fitment applies to specified Citroën C4, Citroën C8 II, Peugeot 307 II and Peugeot 807 II applications.

Product Overview

This ATE inertial sensor (ESP yaw/acceleration sensor) is designed for Citroën and Peugeot vehicles and is commonly referenced by part numbers 9663737780 and 454947. The unit measures vehicle rotation and lateral/longitudinal acceleration and provides critical input to the ABS/ESP stability control system. It is aimed at professional mechanics and experienced DIYers who need a reliable replacement part to restore correct ESP/traction control functionality.

Key Benefits

• Direct replacement for affected Citroën and Peugeot models, matching OEM specifications where applicable.
• Restores accurate vehicle dynamic sensing for ABS/ESP systems.
• Helps eliminate ESP/traction control warning lights and unwanted stability interventions when the sensor is faulty.
• Includes common OE/reference numbers (9663737780, 454947) that customers often search for.

Technical Information

• Manufacturer: ATE (used on Citroën/Peugeot/Stellantis platforms)
• Model: Inertial/Yaw/Acceleration Sensor (ESP)
• Product Codes: 9663737780, 454947
• Additional Numbers: 454947

Compatible Models

Typical fitment includes, but may not be limited to: Citroën C3 III, Citroën C3 Picasso, DS3, Peugeot 207. Always check the part number against the vehicle’s requirements before installation.

Function and Symptoms of Failure

The sensor provides real-time data on yaw rate and lateral/longitudinal acceleration to the vehicle’s ESP/ABS control module. When the sensor fails or drifts out of specification, you may observe one or more of the following:

• ESP/Traction Control warning light on the dashboard.
• Unintended activation or deactivation of stability interventions.
• Loss of precise brake modulation under dynamic conditions.
• Fault codes related to sensor internal errors or communication faults stored in the ABS/ESP control unit.

Why This Part Commonly Fails

Most common causes of failure are:

• Water ingress or long-term moisture exposure leading to internal corrosion or electrical faults.
• Physical damage from impacts or accidents that shift or damage the sensor housing.
• Connector corrosion, wiring damage or poor electrical contact at the connector.
• Aging and sensor drift after many years of service, causing inaccurate readings.

Installation Recommendations

Replacement should be performed by a qualified technician or an experienced DIYer familiar with vehicle safety systems. General steps and recommendations:

• Before starting, always disconnect the vehicle battery and follow the vehicle manufacturer’s safety procedures.
• Locate the sensor (typically mounted near the vehicle centerline—under the center console, under seats or on the vehicle floor depending on model) and remove interior trim to access it.
• Unplug the electrical connector and unbolt the sensor from its bracket. Keep fasteners and note original orientation.
• Fit the new sensor in the exact orientation, torque bolts to the manufacturer’s specification, and reconnect the connector.
• After mechanical installation, a calibration/initialization procedure is usually required using a diagnostic tool (e.g., manufacturer diagnostic equipment). Some vehicles may require a static or dynamic calibration routine to ensure correct sensor alignment and operation.
• Test drive the vehicle and verify that no ESP/ABS warning lights remain and that the stability control behaves normally.

Additional Notes for Professionals

Use proper diagnostic tools to clear stored fault codes and to perform any required sensor calibration or alignment. Typical workshop tools required include basic hand tools, trim removal tools, and an appropriate diagnostic interface capable of ESP system calibration.

Warranty & Quality

Part numbers 9663737780 and 454947 are commonly referenced by technicians and are included in this product description to aid searchability. For long-term reliability, ensure connectors and mounting points are free from corrosion and that the sensor is protected from moisture and mechanical damage during and after installation.

Product Overview

High-quality TRW ESP sensor designed for Peugeot 407. The sensor monitors vehicle dynamics and supplies the ABS/ESP control unit with information needed for stability and traction interventions. This part is frequently searched by its product codes, so check the listed references when replacing or ordering. Ideal for professional workshops and experienced DIY mechanics who require a direct replacement part that restores correct ESP functionality.

Technical Information

• Manufacturer: TRW
• Model: Peugeot 407
• Product Codes: 9661616480
• Other Numbers: 15113704, 454930, NFP

Installation Recommendations

• Disconnect The Battery Before Starting Work To Avoid Short Circuits And Protect Electronic Systems.
• Locate The ESP Sensor (Refer To Vehicle Service Manual) And Disconnect The Electrical Connector Carefully.
• Remove Fasteners And Extract The Old Sensor; Avoid Excessive Force To Prevent Damage To Surrounding Components.
• Fit The New Sensor In The Correct Orientation, Secure Fasteners To Manufacturer Spec Or Hand Tight Plus Appropriate Torque If Specified.
• Reconnect The Electrical Connector And Reattach Battery.
• After Replacement, Perform Calibration/Initialization Of The ESP System Using A Compatible Diagnostic Tool (DiagBox/Lexia/Other PSA-Compatible Equipment) To Ensure Proper Operation.
• Carry Out A Road Test To Verify Stability Control And ABS Functionality.

Why This Part Most Commonly Fails

• Age-Related Wear And Degradation Of Internal Electronics.
• Water Ingress Or Corrosion Of Electrical Contacts Causing Intermittent Signals.
• Mechanical Shock Or Impact From Road Debris Or Accidents.
• Damage To Connector Or Wiring Harness Leading To Signal Loss Or Short Circuits.
• Exposure To Harsh Environments (Salt, Dirt) Accelerating Failure.

Compatibility And Part Numbers

Fits Peugeot 407 vehicles. Commonly referenced by part numbers 9661616480, 15113704 and 454930. When searching or ordering, use these codes to find the correct replacement for your application.

Restore your vehicle’s stability and safety systems with a reliable TRW ESP sensor engineered for Peugeot 407 applications. Order now to ensure proper ESP performance and safe driving.

Product Overview

High-quality Bosch ESP kinetic sensor designed for Citroën and Peugeot models. This sensor provides crucial vehicle dynamics information to the ESP/ABS systems, improving stability control and braking performance. Commonly referenced by part numbers 0265005253 and 9645447780, it is a direct-fit replacement for affected factory units used on selected Citroën and Peugeot platforms.

Why This Part Matters

The ESP kinetic sensor supplies the vehicle stability control with real-time data about vehicle motion (such as rotational and inertial signals). The information is used by the ESP/ABS control unit to detect skids, intervene with braking on individual wheels, and adjust engine torque to maintain vehicle stability. A faulty sensor can lead to reduced stability control performance and trigger warning lights such as ESP or ABS on the dash.

Technical Information

• Manufacturer: Bosch
• Model: Citroën C8; Peugeot 307; Peugeot 807
• Product Codes: 0265005253; 265005253; 9645447780
• Other Numbers: 454916; 454905; 454907; NFP

Compatibility

Fits specific Citroën and Peugeot models listed above. Always check the part number (e.g., 0265005253) against the vehicle’s existing sensor to confirm fitment. The sensor is commonly searched by its Bosch number and OE references.

Replacement Procedure (Overview)

The following steps describe the typical replacement process. Procedures can vary by model—refer to the vehicle’s service manual for exact instructions:

1. Park the vehicle on level ground, engage the parking brake and disconnect the battery.
2. Locate the faulty ESP sensor (location varies by model and sensor type) and gain access by removing any necessary trim or covers.
3. Disconnect the electrical connector and remove the mounting fasteners.
4. Install the new sensor, secure mounting fasteners to the manufacturer’s torque specification and reconnect the electrical connector.
5. Reconnect the battery, clear fault codes with a diagnostic tool and perform any required calibration or system checks.

Installation Recommendations

• Always Disconnect The Battery Before Starting Work To Prevent Short Circuits And Protect Electronics.
• Inspect Connectors And Wiring For Corrosion Or Damage; Replace Damaged Clips Or Harness Sections.
• Tighten Mounting Fasteners To The Manufacturer’s Specified Torque To Ensure Correct Sensor Positioning.
• After Installation, Use A Diagnostic Tool To Clear Stored Fault Codes And Verify ESP/ABS System Operation. If The Vehicle Requires Calibration, Follow The Manufacturer’s Procedure.
• For Complex Diagnostics Or Calibration Tasks, Use Proper Diagnostic Equipment Commonly Used On PSA Vehicles (e.g., DiagBox/Lexia/PP2000) Or Seek A Qualified Technician.

Common Failure Causes

• Connector Corrosion Or Water Ingress Leading To Intermittent Signals.
• Physical Damage From Road Debris, Impact Or Improper Handling During Repairs.
• Internal Electronic Failure Due To Age, Thermal Stress Or Vibration.
• Faults In Related Wiring Or Ground Connections Causing Signal Loss.
• Post-Accident Distortion Of Mounting Points Or Body Structure Affecting Sensor Alignment.

Practical Notes For Mechanics And DIY Enthusiasts

This Bosch sensor is a commonly replaced component when ESP/ABS faults are present or when stability control performance is compromised. Keep the vehicle’s fault codes and the OE part number at hand when diagnosing. Replacing the sensor is straightforward for an experienced mechanic, but correct diagnosis, connector inspection and post-replacement verification are essential to ensure the ESP system works reliably.

Are you looking for a reliable ESP sensor for your Citroën or Peugeot? We present a high-quality Bosch part with the code 0265005975, which is compatible with several Citroën and Peugeot vehicle models. This part is the ideal choice for your vehicle repairs, guaranteeing a safe and stable driving experience.

The ESP (Electronic Stability Program) sensor is a key component of your car’s system, helping to prevent skidding in critical situations by electronically adjusting engine power and can activate brakes on individual wheels, thereby enhancing the driver’s control over the vehicle. Replacement of the sensor may be necessary in case of malfunction due to wear or damage caused by an accident.

Technical Information:
Manufacturer: Bosch
Models: Citroën C4 B7, DS4; Peugeot 308, 508, 3008, 5008
Product Codes: 0265005975, 9811627180, 454949
Other Numbers: 9811627180

This ESP sensor has been thoroughly tested and is in very good condition, ready for reinstallation. It is suitable for models such as Citroën C4 II, Citroën C4 Picasso, DS4, and Peugeot 308, 508, 3008 I, and 5008 I, making it a flexible and cost-effective solution for various types and generations of vehicles.

The part is ideal for mechanics or DIY enthusiasts looking for a reliable replacement for the original part. Its installation is straightforward and does not require special tools, making it easy even for less experienced users. With this ESP sensor, you can expect to restore the original functionality of your stability system and significantly improve the safety of your driving.

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This Bosch ESP kinematic (yaw rate) sensor is a direct-fit component for the stability control system on selected Citroën and Peugeot models. It provides the Electronic Stability Program (ESP) with real-time data on vehicle rotation to help the ABS and traction control systems maintain directional stability during cornering and emergency manoeuvres. Suitable for professional workshops and competent DIY mechanics who identify parts by manufacturer numbers.

Key Features And Benefits

• Direct Replacement For Factory-Fitted Bosch Sensors On Compatible Citroën And Peugeot Models.
• Accurate Yaw Rate Measurement To Support ESP, ABS And Traction Control Functions.
• Part-Number Based Identification Reduces Diagnostic Time When Replacing A Faulty Sensor.
• OEM-Style Mounting And Electrical Interface For Reliable Fitment.

Compatible Models

Citroën C4 Picasso, Citroën C5 X7, Peugeot 308, Peugeot 3008 I, Peugeot 5008 I And Other Stellantis Vehicles Using The Listed Part Numbers.

Symptoms Of A Failing Sensor

• ESP/ABS/Traction Control Warning Light Illuminated On The Dashboard.
• Loss Or Interruption Of Electronic Stability Assistance During Cornering.
• Intermittent Fault Codes Or Communication Errors Related To Yaw Rate Input.
• Unpredictable Vehicle Behaviour Or Reduced Stability On Slippery Surfaces.

Mounting Recommendations

• Always Disconnect The Battery Before Starting Work And Follow Manufacturer Removal/Installation Procedures To Avoid Damage.
• The Sensor Is Typically Mounted Near The Vehicle Centreline (Under The Centre Console Or On The Transmission Tunnel) Depending On Model; Remove Interior Trim Carefully To Access The Unit.
• Handle The Sensor Carefully, Avoid Mechanical Shock And Contamination; Secure Using Original Mounting Points And Tighten Fasteners To Manufacturer Specification.
• Inspect And Clean Connector Pins And Wiring Loom; Repair Any Corroded Or Damaged Wiring Prior To Installation.
• After Installation Perform Steering Angle Sensor Calibration And ESP/ABS System Initialization Using A Suitable Diagnostic Tool (DiagBox Or Equivalent) To Ensure Correct Operation.
• Complete A Controlled Road Test To Verify Stability Control Functionality.

Why This Part Fails Most Often

• Moisture Ingress And Corrosion Affecting The Sensor Housing Or Electrical Connector.
• Mechanical Damage From Impacts Or Excessive Vibration.
• Electrical Faults Such As Short Circuits, Open Wires Or Poor Grounding.
• Ageing Electronics Leading To Signal Drift Or Intermittent Failures.

Technical Information

• Manufacturer: Bosch
• Model: Citroën C4 Picasso; Citroën C5 X7; Peugeot 308; Peugeot 3008 I; Peugeot 5008 I
• Product Codes: 9664661580, 0265005765
• Other Numbers: 454949, 9811627180, 265005765

Helpful Tip: When customers search by part number (e.g. 9664661580, 0265005765, 454949), matching the code in the listing increases visibility and speeds up correct part selection.

This Bosch ESP (Electronic Stability Program) sensor is a direct-fit replacement designed for Citroën and Peugeot models. It supplies the ESC/ABS control unit with critical motion data to detect yaw and help maintain vehicle stability during cornering and emergency maneuvers. Ideal for fleet workshops, independent garages and competent DIYers who search by product number, this unit restores correct stability control feedback and clears related fault codes when fitted and calibrated correctly.

Technical Information

• Manufacturer: Bosch
• Model: Citroën C4, Citroën C8, Peugeot 307, Peugeot 807
• Product Codes: 0265005606, 265005606
• Additional Numbers: 454917, 9649776180, 454917 NFP

Function And Typical Symptoms

The sensor measures vehicle yaw/rotation (motion around the vertical axis) and relays that information to the ESP/ABS control module. When the sensor works correctly, the stability control system can intervene to correct oversteer or understeer situations. Common symptoms of a faulty sensor include:

• ESP/ABS warning light illuminated on the dashboard
• Intermittent or permanent loss of traction control intervention
• Unusual or delayed stability control reaction during cornering
• Stored fault codes related to yaw rate or lateral acceleration sensors

Replacement And Installation Recommendations

For a safe and reliable replacement, follow these general steps and best practices:

• Disconnect The Battery: Always isolate the negative battery terminal before starting to avoid electrical shorts.
• Access The Sensor: Depending on the model, the sensor is usually located on the body centerline under the dash, on the transmission tunnel, or near the steering column—remove trim panels as required.
• Unplug And Remove: Disconnect the electrical connector, unbolt the sensor and carefully remove it. Note Orientation—many sensors must be installed in a defined position.
• Fit New Unit: Install the replacement sensor in the same orientation, secure mounting bolts and reconnect the electrical plug. Tighten fasteners to the manufacturer’s specified torque.
• Calibration: After installation, perform a zero-point calibration / adaptation with a diagnostic tool or scan tool that supports ABS/ESP functions. Clearing fault codes and a short road test are recommended to confirm correct operation.

Tools Needed: Basic hand tools, trim tools and a diagnostic scanner capable of ESP/ABS sensor adaptation. If you are not equipped with a suitable diagnostic tool, a professional workshop can perform the calibration.

Why This Part Typically Fails

• Water Ingress Or Corrosion: Moisture penetration or corroded connectors can damage sensor electronics.
• Physical Impact Or Accident Damage: Sensors mounted near the vehicle centerline can be affected by collisions or heavy impacts.
• Electrical Faults: Wiring harness damage, short circuits or poor grounding will cause intermittent or permanent failure.
• Aging Electronics: Over time, internal components can degrade, causing incorrect signals or total failure.

Buy With Confidence: This Bosch sensor is commonly searched by its part numbers (e.g., 0265005606, 9649776180) and is intended as a direct replacement for the listed Citroën and Peugeot models. Proper installation and calibration restore full ESP functionality and remove related dashboard warnings, ensuring safe vehicle handling.

High-quality Bosch Kinetic ESP sensor designed for Citroën and Peugeot vehicles. This sensor is commonly identified by part numbers 0265005290, 265005290, 9650452180 and 454916 and is used by the vehicle stability control (ESP) system to monitor dynamic movement. Ideal for professional workshops and DIY mechanics who need a reliable replacement part that restores correct ESP operation and traction control responses.

Technical Information

• Manufacturer: Bosch
• Model: For Peugeot 307, Peugeot 607, Peugeot 807, Citroën C8
• Product Codes: 0265005290, 265005290
• Other Numbers: 9650452180, 454916

Function

The sensor measures dynamic movement parameters used by the Electronic Stability Program (ESP) and traction control systems to detect understeer, oversteer and other instability events. By supplying precise motion data to the ABS/ESP control unit, the sensor enables timely braking interventions and engine torque adjustments to maintain vehicle stability.

Compatibility And Application

Compatibility covers selected Peugeot and Citroën models that use the same ESP sensor specification. Common applications include Peugeot 307, 607, 807 and Citroën C8. Always check the part numbers against the vehicle’s requirements before ordering.

Replacement And Installation

Replacement is straightforward for a trained technician: locate the sensor (typically mounted to the vehicle body or near the ABS/ESP module), disconnect the electrical connector, remove retaining bolts, replace the sensor and reconnect. After mechanical installation, a diagnostic tool may be required to clear fault codes and, if applicable, initialize or calibrate the stability system. Always disconnect the battery before starting work and follow the vehicle manufacturer’s removal and installation procedure to avoid damage.

Recommended Tools And Notes

• Common hand tools (torque wrench recommended)
• Multimeter for basic electrical checks
• OBD2 diagnostic tool capable of reading ABS/ESP faults and performing basic calibrations
• Observe correct connector seating and secure mounting to prevent drift or vibration-induced faults

Why It Most Commonly Fails

Failures are usually caused by environmental and mechanical factors rather than routine wear: moisture ingress and corrosion of connectors, damage from impacts or accidents, wiring harness faults, and internal electronic failure due to age or thermal stress. Symptoms of a failing sensor include ESP/ABS warning lights, reduced stability control performance and fault codes stored in the ABS/ESP control unit.

Installation Recommendation

For reliable results, have the replacement performed or checked by an experienced technician. After installation, verify fault codes are cleared and perform any necessary calibration or initialization with a diagnostic tool. Always secure wiring and connectors to prevent future damage and avoid cleaning with high-pressure washers directly at sensor connectors.

This ATE kinetic ESP sensor is a direct-fit safety component designed for Citroën and Peugeot models. It provides the electronic stability program (ESP) and ABS control unit with precise vehicle dynamics data, helping maintain traction and stability under braking and cornering. Ideal for professional workshops and experienced DIY mechanics searching by part number (9641342980 / 10.0985-1101.4 / 454910), this sensor restores proper ESP functionality and fault-free communication with the vehicle’s safety systems.

Key Benefits

• Direct replacement for listed Citroën and Peugeot models — simple swap-in part numbering for fast identification.
• Precise motion sensing to support ESP and ABS algorithms, improving vehicle stability and braking safety.
• Robust ATE build quality suitable for everyday road conditions.
• Useful for mechanics and competent DIYers who diagnose by fault codes or part number search.

Technical Information

• Manufacturer: ATE
• Model: Citroën C2; Citroën C3; Citroën C3 Pluriel; Citroën C5; Peugeot 1007
• Product Codes: 9641342980; 10.0985-1101.4; 454910
• Additional Numbers: 454910 | 9641342980

How The Sensor Works

The kinetic ESP sensor measures vehicle motion parameters used by the ESP/ABS control unit to detect yaw, lateral acceleration or other dynamic changes. The control unit uses this information to modulate braking on individual wheels and adjust engine torque when required, preventing skids and maintaining directional stability.

How To Replace

General replacement steps (vehicle-specific details vary):

• Disconnect the negative battery terminal before starting.
• Access the sensor by removing the necessary trim or central console panels as required by the model.
• Unplug the electrical connector and remove mounting fasteners.
• Install the new sensor, secure fasteners to the correct torque, and reconnect the connector.
• Reconnect the battery and clear related fault codes with a diagnostic tool.
• Perform sensor calibration or ESP relearn procedure with appropriate diagnostic equipment after installation (required on many models to ensure correct system operation).

Installation Recommendations

• Always Isolate The Battery Before Working On Electronic Components To Avoid Damage.
• Follow Vehicle Manufacturer Access And Removal Procedures; Some Models Require Interior Trim Or Console Removal.
• Use A Diagnostic Tool To Clear Fault Codes And To Perform Any Required Sensor Recalibration/Initialization.
• Inspect Connectors And Wiring For Corrosion Or Damage; Replace Any Compromised Clips Or Looms To Prevent Recurring Faults.

Why The Part Fails Most Often

Common causes of sensor failure include water ingress or corrosion at the connector, mechanical damage from impacts or accidents, wiring harness faults, and internal electronic degradation over time. Symptoms of a failing kinetic ESP sensor typically include ESP or ABS warning lights on the dash, fault codes related to vehicle dynamics sensors, irregular braking behaviour or unexpected activation of stability control systems.

Typical Symptoms To Look For

• ESP/ABS Warning Light Illuminated
• Stored Fault Codes Indicating Sensor Or Signal Issues
• Unusual Stability Control Interventions Or Braking Feel

Compatibility And Identification

This sensor is commonly identified by the OE and aftermarket references listed above. Use the part numbers 9641342980, 10.0985-1101.4 or 454910 when searching to ensure correct fitment for the cited Citroën and Peugeot models.

Notes For Professionals

Engineers and technicians should treat the sensor replacement as an electronic-system repair: check wiring integrity, confirm correct mechanical mounting, and perform the manufacturer-recommended calibration or relearn procedure after installation to restore full ESP functionality.