Jaguar XK8 X100 Yaw Rate Dynamic Stability Control ESP Sensor 2M5T-14B296-AC

Jaguar XK8 X100 Yaw Rate Dynamic Stability Control ESP Sensor is a specialized component from the Electronic control modules and controllers group, responsible for the precise measurement of the vehicle's angular velocity and for working in conjunction with the electronic stability control system. This Jaguar brand component allows for the restoration of proper ESP/DSC system operation, which translates into predictable vehicle behavior in emergency situations.

Specifications and technical data

• SKU: 2M5T-14B296-AC
• Mark: Jaguar
• Condition: Used
• OEM Part Number: 2M5T-14B296-AC
• Substitutable numbers: 2M5T-14B296-AC, 2M5T14B296AC, C2C13790
• Category: ECUs & Computer Modules

Function of the Yaw Rate sensor in the ESP/DSC system

The yaw rate sensor is a key element of the stability control system logic in the Jaguar XK8 X100. Based on the signal from this module, the ESP controller compares the vehicle's actual rotation around its vertical axis with the expected direction of travel resulting from the steering wheel position and wheel speed. In practice, this means that the system:

• detects oversteer or understeer more quickly,
• selects the braking force for individual wheels more precisely,
• stabilizes the driving path during sudden maneuvers and on slippery surfaces,
• maintains consistent operation with other modules from the Electronic control modules and controllers group.

Benefits of using an original Jaguar module

In vehicles of the Jaguar XK8 X100 class, maintaining the consistency of the electronics with the vehicle's factory architecture is particularly important. Using an original module from the same family as the factory-fitted one ensures:

• proper communication with the vehicle's bus and other controllers,
• stable operation of the ESP/DSC system without unforeseen errors,
• appropriate measurement characteristics matched to the weight, load distribution, and geometry of the XK8 X100,
• easier diagnostics using factory service tools. For the user, this means more predictable vehicle behavior, better control over the vehicle, and a reduction in the risk of accidental deactivation of the stability system due to parameter mismatch.

Application in service practice

Replacing the yaw rate sensor is a standard procedure in the event of ESP/DSC system errors, warning lights on the instrument cluster, or unstable operation of the stability system. This module from the Electronic control modules and controllers group is designed for installation in the Jaguar XK8 X100 and allows for the restoration of proper cooperation with the existing installation. In service practice, the following are particularly valued:

• the possibility of direct integration with factory wiring,
• preservation of the original active safety system logic,
• compatibility with adaptation and calibration procedures used in service centers specializing in the Jaguar brand.

Product characteristics and condition

The offered sensor belongs to the Electronic control modules and controllers category and is a component sourced from dismantling, which allows for maintaining compliance with factory specifications while optimizing repair costs. The used condition means that the module has been previously operated but is intended for further service after proper installation and potential calibration in accordance with the service procedure. Such a solution is particularly beneficial for vehicles where the priority is to maintain the original electronic architecture while keeping to a reasonable repair budget.

More Jaguar electronic components and knowledge about used modules

If you are planning a comprehensive repair or upgrade of the safety and stability systems in your Jaguar and need other components from the same group, such as ABS controllers, ESP modules, or other driving dynamics controllers, check the available parts in the Jaguar Electronic control modules and controllers category. To better assess when choosing a used electronic module is technically and economically justified, it is worth reading our guide: The second life of electronics – when is it worth choosing used engine controllers, comfort modules, and parking sensors?