Vehicle Specification & Fitment
- OEM Part Number:
- 3M51-2M110-GA
- Make:
- Mazda
- Model:
- 3 BK
- Year Range:
- 2004 - 2009
- Weight:
- 3 Kgs
- Condition:
- Used (Tested & Verified)
- Note:
- Direct fit for AU-delivered BK Series 1 & 2
Genuine Mazda 3 (BK) ABS Module - Part No. 3M51-2M110-GA (2004 - 2009)
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View Warehouse LocationPermanent Solution for Mazda 3 BK Brake Pressure Sensor Failures
Stop the persistent DSC/ABS warning lights in your Mazda 3 BK (2004–2009). This Genuine OEM ABS Module (Part No: 3M51-2M110-GA) is the industry-standard fix for the common 'Pressure Transducer' internal failure. Every unit is extracted from low-km donor vehicles and subjected to high-pressure diagnostic testing in our Yennora facility to ensure the internal pressure sensor and pump motor are 100% functional.
Fault Symptoms (Is Your BK ABS Failing?)
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Fault Code C1288 Pressure Transducer Main/Primary Circuit Failure—statistically the #1 electronic fault for the Mazda 3 BK series.
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ESP/DSC Light On Stability control light illuminated permanently on the dash, signaling that safety systems are inactive.
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Spongy Brake Pedal Unusual pedal feel or "sinking" during emergency stops caused by internal modulator valve leakage.
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ABS Warning Light Warning light remains illuminated even after attempting to reset fault codes with a diagnostic tool.
Fitment & Technical FAQ for Mazda 3 BK (2004 - 2009) Braking System Part #3M51-2M110-GA
Yes. Fault code C1288 (Pressure Transducer Main Circuit Failure) is the most common issue for the Mazda 3 BK. This is a hardware failure inside the hydraulic block. Replacing your faulty unit with our tested 3M51-2M110 or 3M51-2C405 series module is the only permanent solution to clear the DSC light and restore safety.
It’s possible. In some Mazda 3 BK models, an internal valve can get stuck without triggering a code, leading to a soft pedal. Before replacing the unit, many Aussie DIYers try "cycling" the ABS on a gravel road, but if the pedal still sinks, the internal seals of the modulator have likely failed and the unit must be replaced.
Most BK series modules (2004-2009) are plug-and-play and do not require VIN-specific coding. However, you will need a scan tool to perform a "Sensor Calibration" (initializing the pressure and lateral acceleration sensors) and to clear any historic codes to turn off the dash lights.
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