Brake Pressure Sensor

Brake Pressure Sensor

Key Features

  • OEM-fit G201 sensor replaces 036906051C, monitors 0-174 PSI brake pressure with 1.0-4.0V ratiometric ABS signal
  • MEMS piezoresistive element plus ASIC conditioning delivers ±1.5% FS accuracy across -40°C to +80°C operating range
  • IP67/IP69K sealed housing withstands brake fluid corrosion, 16 bar proof pressure, 30 bar burst protection for durability
  • Pre-calibrated 3/4-pin connectors match GM 15823208 rectangular, VW oval bayonet ensuring plug-and-play ABS module communication
  • Linear 1.0-4.0V output provides precise hydraulic pressure data to ECU/ESP control units during emergency braking situations
  • IATF 16949 manufacturing guarantees 100% new construction with corrosion-resistant O-ring sealed φ9.4mm pressure port design
  • Cycle-tested 1M+ operations meets SAE J1603 standards for vibration/shock resistance in Silverado, Audi A4 applications
  • Direct cross-reference 036906051C G201, 15823208 ACDelco eliminates 01435/C0299 ABS warning light DTCs permanently
  • DOT3/4/5.1 compatible media interface with high-temp engineering plastic housing prevents signal failure from contamination
  • VCDS-ready G201 replacement includes 01435 basic setting procedure for Audi A4/VW Jetta ensuring proper ECU adaptation

Product Overview

Brake Pressure Sensor, also known as Brake Fluid Pressure Sensor, or Hydraulic Brake Pressure Sensor, is a critical safety component used in modern braking systems.

It continuously monitors hydraulic brake pressure and sends real-time signals to the vehicle’s ECU or ABS control module. This ensures stable braking performance and accurate activation of ABS (Anti-lock Braking System) and ESC/ESP stability control systems.

What It Does

  • Measures hydraulic pressure in the brake system when the brake pedal is pressed
  • Sends a 1.0–4.0V ratiometric analog signal to the ECU / ABS module
  • Ensures correct operation of ABS, traction control, and emergency braking systems
  • Improves vehicle safety, stability, and braking response

Symptoms of a Faulty Brake Pressure Sensor

A failing brake pressure sensor can directly affect braking safety and trigger warning lights or system malfunctions.

Common Symptoms

  • ABS / Brake / Traction Control warning lights ON
  • Hard or unusually stiff brake pedal
  • Delayed or overly sensitive ABS activation
  • Unstable braking performance

Common OBD2 Fault Codes

  • 01435 (G201) – Brake Pressure Sensor 1 (VW / Audi common)
  • 00810 – Brake Pressure Sensor Signal Implausible
  • C0299 / C0044 – Brake Pressure Circuit Fault

In many cases, these codes confirm a failed brake pressure sensor or signal error from the ABS module.

OEM Equivalent Replacement Solution

Our brake pressure sensor is a direct OEM replacement designed for wide vehicle compatibility across GM, Ford, BMW, VW, Audi, and more.

It is a cost-effective alternative to expensive dealer parts, which often exceed $130+ and may have long lead times.

Key Features & Benefits

Plug & Play Installation

No cutting or wiring modification required. OEM-matched connector (3-pin / 4-pin depending on application).

High-Accuracy Pressure Measurement

  • Accuracy: ±1.5% Full Scale
  • Stable signal output ensures proper ABS and ESC performance

OEM-Level Reliability

Designed using MEMS pressure sensing technology + integrated ASIC for long-term durability and stability.

Cost Savings

Same performance as OE parts at a significantly lower cost with fast availability.

Technical Specifications

SpecificationDetail
TechnologyMEMS Piezo-resistive + ASIC
Supply Voltage5.0 ± 0.5 VDC
Output Signal1.0 – 4.0 V ratiometric analog
Pressure Range0 – 12 bar (0 – 174 psi)
Accuracy±1.5% FS
Operating Temp-40°C to +80°C
Storage Temp-40°C to +120°C
Protection RatingIP67 / IP69K
Media CompatibilityDOT3 / DOT4 / DOT5.1 brake fluid
Connector Type3-pin / 4-pin OEM style
Burst PressureUp to 30 bar
Warranty12 months

Vehicle Applications (Fitment Guide)

This brake pressure sensor is widely used across passenger cars, SUVs, and light trucks.

GM / Chevrolet / GMC

  • Silverado 1500 / 2500 / 3500
  • Tahoe / Suburban
  • Malibu (2016–2020)
  • Equinox (2018–2020)
  • Sierra / Yukon / Terrain

Audi / Volkswagen (G201 / 01435 Systems)

  • Audi A4 / A6 / A8 / Q7 / TT
  • VW Golf MK4 / Jetta MK4 / Passat B5.5 / Tiguan

BMW

  • E46 / E39 / E90 Series
  • Z4 (E85)

Ford

  • F-150 / F-250 / F-350
  • E-Series Vans

Mercedes-Benz

  • C-Class / E-Class / S-Class (match OE number required)

Not sure about fitment? Send us your VIN and we will confirm within 24 hours.

Installation Notes

This brake pressure sensor is generally a direct replacement part.

Installation Steps:

  1. Locate brake pressure sensor (master cylinder / ABS unit / booster area)
  2. Disconnect electrical connector
  3. Remove old sensor
  4. Install new sensor with O-ring
  5. Reconnect wiring
  6. Check brake fluid level

Important Notes:

  • VW/Audi (G201 systems) may require basic setting / adaptation using VCDS or scan tool
  • Always depressurize brake system before installation
  • Some vehicles may require ABS bleeding procedure

FAQ

1. What is a brake pressure sensor used for?

It measures hydraulic pressure in the brake system and sends data to the ECU to control ABS, ESC, and braking stability systems.

2. Is brake pressure sensor the same as brake booster pressure sensor?

No.

  • Brake Pressure Sensor = measures hydraulic brake line pressure
  • Brake Booster Pressure Sensor = measures vacuum in the brake booster

Both affect braking performance but serve different functions.

3. What does code 01435 (G201) mean?

This is a common VW/Audi fault code indicating a failed brake pressure sensor 1 (G201). In most cases, replacement is required.

4. Do I need coding or calibration after installation?

  • Most GM / Ford / BMW vehicles: Plug & Play
  • VW / Audi G201 systems: Basic setting required using VCDS or scan tool

5. What are the signs of a bad brake pressure sensor?

  • ABS / brake warning lights
  • Incorrect ABS activation
  • Hard or inconsistent brake pedal
  • Fault codes stored in ECU

6. Can I install it myself?

Yes. Installation is simple and usually takes 20–30 minutes with basic tools.

7. Is this suitable for trucks or air brake systems?

No. This sensor is designed for hydraulic brake systems only. Heavy-duty trucks require air brake pressure sensors.

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Strict Production Process

Product Design

Engineers develop optimized electronic circuits and structural designs based on real application needs.

Premium Component Sourcing

High-quality components and materials are carefully selected from trusted suppliers to ensure long-term reliability.

Advanced PCB Manufacturing

Automated SMT and precision soldering technologies are used to build stable and high-performance circuit boards.

Precision Assembly

Sensor elements or connector terminals are assembled with the PCB and housing to ensure accurate operation and strong mechanical stability.

Calibration & Performance Testing

Each product undergoes strict calibration and functional testing to guarantee accuracy and stable performance.

Final Quality Inspection & Packaging

Every unit is carefully inspected, labeled, and securely packaged to ensure it arrives safely and performs reliably for your applications.

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