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K190676 | Genuine Paccar® Yaw Rate Sensor YAS-80X

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Description:
A Yaw Rate Sensor K190676  is a key component in modern vehicle stability systems. It measures how quickly the vehicle is rotating around its vertical axis—in other words, how fast it's turning or spinning sideways, which is called yaw. Yaw Rate Sensor YAS-80X, Electronic Stability Control, work condition, used take-off Kenworth T880 2024

Part Number: K190676 
Condition: Used In Good Condition
Manufacture/Brand: Paccar

Fits K190676 For Various Kenworth/Peterbilt Trucks

Spetifications For K190676:

Mounting: M10 x 1.5-6H (2x) 
Ingress Protection Rating: IPX6K / IPX9K 
Connector Type: DIN 72585 4-Way Bayonet Plug Connector (Twist-Lock) 
CAN Baud Rate: 250 Kilobaud 
Operating Voltage Range: 8.2 VDC - 16 VDC 
Current (Maximum): 90 mA 
Maximum Operating Temperature: 185 °F (85 °C) 
Minimum Operating Temperature: -40 °F (-40 °C) 



Purpose of using K190676:

 Function  Description
Mounting Surface Secures the gear shifter to the transmission tunnel or floor.
Alignment Helps align the gear lever with the transmission linkage or selector rods.
Sealing Often includes or supports a rubber boot to seal the cab from dirt, water, or noise.
Structural Support Provides a solid base for gear shifting under force or heavy use (especially in trucks).
Isolation Can help isolate vibration or reduce gear lever movement in the cab.


Signs of a Bad Yaw Rate Sensor K190676:

1. Warning Lights on the Dashboard
ESC (Electronic Stability Control) light
TCS (Traction Control) light
ABS light
Check Engine Light (in some vehicles)
These lights typically come on because the ECU has detected an incorrect or missing signal from the yaw sensor.

2. Loss of Stability or Traction Control Function
Vehicle may not correct skids or oversteer as expected
ESC and traction control systems stop working
You might notice:
Poor cornering grip
No brake intervention during sudden maneuvers

3. Poor Handling or Unusual Driving Behavior
Oversteering or understeering not corrected by the system
Unusual brake application or feeling like the brakes are pulsing unexpectedly
Pulling to one side when turning or braking

4. Inconsistent ESC or TCS Operation
Systems may activate randomly, even on dry pavement
Or they may fail to activate at all when skidding or sliding

5. Diagnostic Trouble Codes (DTCs)
If you scan the vehicle using an OBD-II tool or diagnostic scanner, you might see codes such as:
Code
C1440, C1288, C0071: Yaw Rate Sensor Failure
U0125: Lost communication with yaw sensor
C0186, C0196: Stability sensor circuit malfunction


About the Manufacturer – Paccar:

PACCAR Inc is a global technology leader in the design, manufacture, and customer support of premium light-, medium-, and heavy-duty trucks. Founded in 1905 and headquartered in Bellevue, Washington, PACCAR is best known for its world-class truck brands: Kenworth, Peterbilt, and DAF.
PACCAR’s trucks are recognized for their durability, fuel efficiency, advanced engineering, and driver-focused technology. In addition to truck manufacturing, PACCAR also designs and builds diesel engines, and provides financial services, information technology, and aftermarket support to its global customer base.

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