Latest revision of Gen 2 ABS brake actuator

Discussion in 'Gen 2 Prius Technical Discussion' started by Too Many Cars, Jun 10, 2026.

  1. Too Many Cars

    Too Many Cars Junior Member

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    I have a 2008 Prius needing new ABS brake actuator. I have the old one out and it is part number 44510-47050. The car has over 200k miles and I'm hesitant to put in a new unit with prices of $1,200 to $1,800, so I'm searching for a used one.

    My understanding is the new revised updated Toyota abs actuator has part number 44510-47051. Anyone been down this path before, and if so, where did you procure your used unit? Thanks in advance.
     
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    If you are referring to the white label on the part, as shown in the image below, that is not a part number.
    Brake Actuator Assembly pop-out.png
    No one has come forth with what that number is, and speculation has suggested it might be a manufacturing number, an internal stock number, and a few others, but it is definitely not the part number. It has been a source of confusion for as long as forever, given that it uses the same format Toyota uses for part numbers.

    The part number for this is 44500-47141, as can be seen in this item display on a Toyota dealer part site:
    Toyota Brake Actuator Assembly  44500-47141.png

    You will see on the left in red that it says, "This part does not fit your vehicle", but under the part title, it says, "OEM Toyota Actuator Assembly, Brake for 2006-2009 Toyota Prius". I don't know why the contradiction, but it is the correct part for the 2006-2009 Prius.

    You will also notice that this part replaces 44500-47140, which was the original part with which the car shipped, and likely the one you just removed.

    Long story short, if you have a replacement part with a label on it that says 44510-47051, it is the revised part 44500-47141.
     
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  3. Dennis Brown

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    There are many for sale on ebay. I have seen a youtube guy end up getting bad units (the seller first sent a replacement - also bad,. Then a refund on return.) Finally they found one from a Toyota dealership that discounted one to clear their self - lucky I guess but was only reduced so not cheap. The issue is these ebay parts are from old Prius' in junk yards so can't see how they'd last long and certainly a gamble to whether they even work. If you come up with a better answer people here would be interested, I'd think.