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  1. #11
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    yeah, my ABS has never worked afaik.

    ABS just gets in the way of my driving 'style' anyway
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    ABS is a common failure , usually ECU but also pump .
    There is about a 20% chance its gonna be a faulty sensor

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    Quote Originally Posted by Bug_racer
    ABS is a common failure , usually ECU but also pump .
    There is about a 20% chance its gonna be a faulty sensor
    So what can do done to get it fixed?
    I'm soo euro even my missus is shaved...

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    Quote Originally Posted by Bug_racer
    ABS is a common failure , usually ECU but also pump .
    There is about a 20% chance its gonna be a faulty sensor
    Have you seen that many duff ECUs? I haven't heard of any going. I don't work full time on Dubs but they weren't that common failures in the UK.

    Certainly sensors were 10 to 1 with pumps.

    Gavin

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mk3vr6
    So what can do done to get it fixed?
    id get your car scanned for codes first up. if it picks anything up it may point u in the right direction

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    Quote Originally Posted by h100vw
    Have you seen that many duff ECUs?

    Gavin
    Yep , my own car was one of them . Just driving along and light went on . Cant remember the fault it was 3 years ago now .

    But yes check for faults , if its not a speed sensor you might as well just pull out the globe cause a new ecu is around $1300 while a new pump is $5k . You wont find any pumps cause there is a guy thats been searching for 8 months for one for his car . The only places that have them want big $$$

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    my mums vr6 has the abs light on for about 2 years, been scanned cleaned sensor everything and still is on, my old folks have given up

    wabit

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    => no abs is best... just keep it simple

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    Quote Originally Posted by Bug_racer
    Yep , my own car was one of them . Just driving along and light went on . Cant remember the fault it was 3 years ago now .

    But yes check for faults , if its not a speed sensor you might as well just pull out the globe cause a new ecu is around $1300 while a new pump is $5k . You wont find any pumps cause there is a guy thats been searching for 8 months for one for his car . The only places that have them want big $$$
    FARRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRKKKKKKKKKKKKKKK why are they so much.
    I'm soo euro even my missus is shaved...

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    I get the pumps reconditioned for around $700, done about 5 audi a4's and passats now and none of them came back with any problems.
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