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ABS pump and control module Suzuki Swift Bosch 5611068LA1 0265242255 0265956013
  • ABS pump Suzuki Bosch 5611068LA1 0265242255 0265956013
  • ABS pump Suzuki Bosch 5611068LA1 0265242255 0265956013 - photo 2
  • ABS pump Suzuki Bosch 5611068LA1 0265242255 0265956013 - photo 3
  • Part Type ABS pump with control module
  • Vehicle Make and Model Suzuki Swift
  • OEM Part Number 56110-68LA1 / 5611068LA1
  • ABS Pump Part Number 0 265 242 255 / 0265242255
  • ABS Pump Part Number 0 265 956 013 / 0265956013
  • Warranty 6-month warranty
  • Testing & Inspection Device thoroughly inspected and tested by a certified technician
  • Condition Used, working, in good condition
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PRODUCT DETAILS

  • Part Type ABS pump with control module
  • Vehicle Make and Model Suzuki Swift
  • OEM Part Number 56110-68LA1 / 5611068LA1
  • ABS Pump Part Number 0 265 242 255 / 0265242255
  • ABS Pump Part Number 0 265 956 013 / 0265956013
  • Warranty 6-month warranty
  • Testing & Inspection Device thoroughly inspected and tested by a certified technician
  • Condition Used, working, in good condition

Does ABS pump 5611068LA1 come complete with the control unit?

Used original ABS module with number 5611068LA1 for Suzuki. Confirm compatibility with the number from your original pump.

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Suzuki ABS pump 5611068LA1: hydraulic module with control unit

ABS pump 5611068LA1 for Suzuki is a used original module that regulates brake pressure when a wheel starts to lock up. It is matched by the numbers on its labels, not by the car model alone. The labels show no model or year, so we do not state them here and match the part by its numbers. Markings found on the parts (stamped or printed): 2WD. They help tell the module versions apart, but the full part number is what decides compatibility.

Numbers and markings on the ABS pump

Below are the numbers as they appear on the labels, together with the single-string form used in catalogues:

  • 56110-68LA1 (catalogue format: 5611068LA1), Suzuki number stamped on the hydraulic block,
  • 0 265 242 255 (catalogue format: 0265242255), hydraulic block manufacturer's number,
  • 0265956013, control unit number.

Matching by number is more reliable than matching by car model. Compare all the numbers and ask us if any of them does not match.

What ABS problems can point to

  • the brake pedal pulses or feels uneven for no obvious reason,
  • valve or pump motor faults are stored in the control unit memory,
  • the ABS warning light comes on together with the stability control warning light,
  • the ABS switches itself off shortly after the engine is started.

Before buying a module, read the fault codes with a diagnostic tester. A faulty wheel speed sensor or its wiring can cause the same symptoms, and in that case replacing the pump will not help. After replacement the fault codes usually need to be cleared, and if the brake lines have been disconnected, the system must be bled.

Questions and answers

Where do I find number 5611068LA1 on my pump?
The numbers are stamped or printed on the aluminium hydraulic block, and the control unit has a separate sticker. Take a close-up photo of both places in good light.
Which car model does this pump fit?
The labels show no model or year, so confirm compatibility with the number from the original pump in your car, or send us a photo of it.
Does a lit ABS warning light always mean a faulty pump?
No. Read the fault codes first, because the cause may be a wheel sensor, its wiring or too low a supply voltage.
What condition is this pump in?
It is a used original part, inspected before sale. You will find the warranty period in the product features table.

Want to check before you buy? Send a photo of the block and sticker on your ABS pump and we will check that the numbers match.

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