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ABS pump Honda ATE 57110T2BG020M1 06210924053

  • Part Type ABS PUMP
  • Vehicle Make and Model HONDA
  • OEM Part Number 57110-T2B-G020-M1 / 57110T2BG020M1
  • ABS Pump Part Number 06.2109-2405.3 / 06210924053
  • ABS Pump Part Number 06.2109-2405.3
  • Warranty 6-month warranty
  • Testing & Inspection Device thoroughly inspected and tested by a certified technician
  • Condition USED ORYGINAL IN GOOD CONDITION
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PRODUCT DETAILS

  • Part Type ABS PUMP
  • Vehicle Make and Model HONDA
  • OEM Part Number 57110-T2B-G020-M1 / 57110T2BG020M1
  • ABS Pump Part Number 06.2109-2405.3 / 06210924053
  • ABS Pump Part Number 06.2109-2405.3
  • Warranty 6-month warranty
  • Testing & Inspection Device thoroughly inspected and tested by a certified technician
  • Condition USED ORYGINAL IN GOOD CONDITION

Where to find number 57110T2BG020M1 on Honda ABS pumps

Used original ABS module with number 57110T2BG020M1 for Honda. Confirm compatibility with the number from your original pump.

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Honda ABS pump: numbers 57110T2BG020M1 and 06210924053

This module is made by ATE. ABS pump 57110T2BG020M1 is sold together with its control unit, just as it is fitted to Honda cars. The listing does not state the car model or year, so we do not give them here and match the part by its numbers.

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:

  • 57110-T2B-G020-M1 (catalogue format: 57110T2BG020M1), original Honda number,
  • 06.2109-2405.3 (catalogue format: 06210924053), control unit number.

Check the numbers on your pump and compare them with those above. If any of them differs, contact us before ordering.

When an ABS module needs replacing

  • the ABS stops working, although basic braking usually remains functional,
  • the brake pedal pulses or feels uneven for no obvious reason,
  • the pump motor switches on at unusual moments or runs louder than usual,
  • brake fluid leaks from the hydraulic block, which requires immediate action.

It is worth reading the fault codes and checking the sensor wiring before replacement. Fitting and bleeding the brake system are usually carried out by a garage with the right equipment.

Questions and answers

What is the difference between numbers 57110T2BG020M1 and 06210924053?
The module carries several numbers, because it is identified both by the car brand and by the manufacturer of the block and control unit. When matching the part, compare all the numbers.
Do the brakes need bleeding after replacing the module?
If the brake lines are disconnected during fitting, the system must be bled. The fault codes in the control unit usually need to be cleared as well.
Who makes this module?
The module is made by ATE. The manufacturer's name does not change the numbers you should use to match the part.
Is this a new part?
No. We sell used original modules, each one inspected before sale. You will find the warranty period in the product features table.

Not certain this is the right module? Send us the numbers from the label on your pump and we will help you compare them.

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    FAQ
    1. How can I choose the correct product for my vehicle?
    Compatibility should always be verified using the part number shown on the module label. If you are unsure, you can send us a photo of your original unit for verification — our technical support team will respond as quickly as possible.
    2. What is the shipping time and warranty?
    We offer express shipping across Europe and worldwide using DHL, UPS, or FedEx. All products come with a 6-month warranty.
    3. Is the product tested before shipping?
    Yes, all modules are fully tested for communication and proper operation before shipping. Products are secured with warranty seals.
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