For the selected Cruze JG offer, front left or front right describes where one sensor can be used. The package contains a single sensor, not a pair. It does not cover the rear wheels.
Keep the required position and quantity clear when sending a parts enquiry. Application wording should not be interpreted as a supply quantity.
Confirm the JG sedan build scope
The selected JG single front wheel-speed sensor uses reference 13329258. Its listed Australian scope is the 1.8L F18D4 petrol sedan built 05/2009–02/2011.
Rear sensors and the earlier YG Cruze are excluded. Confirm the VIN, actual build month, engine and original reference, then identify which front position is required. The Cruze name alone does not establish another generation or build application.
Compare the complete front sensor assembly
Match the original reference, black keyed connector, two actual contacts, lead routing and single-hole mounting flange. Compare the complete assembly before treating a connector close-up as proof of a match.
A matching colour or contact count does not settle the cable route and attachments. Keep the tip, flange, clips and plug associated with the same unit, and ask for a clear detail where a feature is hidden. Do not estimate lead length from the curve in a product photograph.
Separate quantity from diagnosis
The supply is one sensor with its attached lead. Wheel hub, bearing and ABS control unit are excluded. Have the workshop establish the repair requirement; an ABS warning or diagnostic code alone does not mean that both front sensors need replacement.
This package guide does not provide brake-system tests, electrical values, lifting steps or installation instructions. Use the correct vehicle-specific workshop information for diagnosis and fitting.
Write a clear single-unit enquiry
Send the vehicle identifiers, original reference, required front-wheel position, quantity and accessible photographs of the full sensor, connector, lead and flange. State any difference before ordering and keep a request for one side distinct from a request for two units.
Prepared from application records and the linked product photographs. The featured workshop scene is an AI-generated editorial illustration. Information reviewed on 3 November 2026.