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TCCdestroy Jun 29, 2005 05:35 PM

ABS Warning Light
 
I have a 98 A4 1.8T, and off and on sometimes when I drive I will get
my ABS yellow light and a red blinking break light in my dash. It does
not happen all the time. I looked up the warning in my manual and it
said that my ABS doesn’t work when the light is flashing. However I
tested the breaks and the anti-lock breaking system does engage. Is
this a computer problem, or a bad sensor? Ideas?

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Iain Miller Jun 29, 2005 06:12 PM

Re: ABS Warning Light
 

"TCCdestroy" <UseLinkToEmail@> wrote in message
news:1_617848_a6f4ea67a69951d7355bbf04dbe7384e@aut oforumz.com...
>I have a 98 A4 1.8T, and off and on sometimes when I drive I will get
> my ABS yellow light and a red blinking break light in my dash. It does
> not happen all the time. I looked up the warning in my manual and it
> said that my ABS doesn't work when the light is flashing. However I
> tested the breaks and the anti-lock breaking system does engage. Is
> this a computer problem, or a bad sensor? Ideas?


Could be something like a wheel sensor - could be that ABS module is on the
fritz. Lots of problems with VAG ABS modules in 98/99/00 Passats, A4s & A6s.
Very expensive to replace - well over $1000. You can use the car without it
as long as you can put up with the ABS light - and the fact that you won't
have any ABS if it dies.

I.



Iain Miller Jun 29, 2005 06:12 PM

Re: ABS Warning Light
 

"TCCdestroy" <UseLinkToEmail@> wrote in message
news:1_617848_a6f4ea67a69951d7355bbf04dbe7384e@aut oforumz.com...
>I have a 98 A4 1.8T, and off and on sometimes when I drive I will get
> my ABS yellow light and a red blinking break light in my dash. It does
> not happen all the time. I looked up the warning in my manual and it
> said that my ABS doesn't work when the light is flashing. However I
> tested the breaks and the anti-lock breaking system does engage. Is
> this a computer problem, or a bad sensor? Ideas?


Could be something like a wheel sensor - could be that ABS module is on the
fritz. Lots of problems with VAG ABS modules in 98/99/00 Passats, A4s & A6s.
Very expensive to replace - well over $1000. You can use the car without it
as long as you can put up with the ABS light - and the fact that you won't
have any ABS if it dies.

I.



Iain Miller Jun 29, 2005 06:12 PM

Re: ABS Warning Light
 

"TCCdestroy" <UseLinkToEmail@> wrote in message
news:1_617848_a6f4ea67a69951d7355bbf04dbe7384e@aut oforumz.com...
>I have a 98 A4 1.8T, and off and on sometimes when I drive I will get
> my ABS yellow light and a red blinking break light in my dash. It does
> not happen all the time. I looked up the warning in my manual and it
> said that my ABS doesn't work when the light is flashing. However I
> tested the breaks and the anti-lock breaking system does engage. Is
> this a computer problem, or a bad sensor? Ideas?


Could be something like a wheel sensor - could be that ABS module is on the
fritz. Lots of problems with VAG ABS modules in 98/99/00 Passats, A4s & A6s.
Very expensive to replace - well over $1000. You can use the car without it
as long as you can put up with the ABS light - and the fact that you won't
have any ABS if it dies.

I.



Iain Miller Jun 29, 2005 06:12 PM

Re: ABS Warning Light
 

"TCCdestroy" <UseLinkToEmail@> wrote in message
news:1_617848_a6f4ea67a69951d7355bbf04dbe7384e@aut oforumz.com...
>I have a 98 A4 1.8T, and off and on sometimes when I drive I will get
> my ABS yellow light and a red blinking break light in my dash. It does
> not happen all the time. I looked up the warning in my manual and it
> said that my ABS doesn't work when the light is flashing. However I
> tested the breaks and the anti-lock breaking system does engage. Is
> this a computer problem, or a bad sensor? Ideas?


Could be something like a wheel sensor - could be that ABS module is on the
fritz. Lots of problems with VAG ABS modules in 98/99/00 Passats, A4s & A6s.
Very expensive to replace - well over $1000. You can use the car without it
as long as you can put up with the ABS light - and the fact that you won't
have any ABS if it dies.

I.



JP Roberts Jul 7, 2005 01:20 PM

Re: ABS Warning Light
 
If you get DTC 01203, that's just another lousy Bosch 5.3 ABS control
module.

"TCCdestroy" <UseLinkToEmail@> escribió en el mensaje
news:1_617848_a6f4ea67a69951d7355bbf04dbe7384e@aut oforumz.com...
>I have a 98 A4 1.8T, and off and on sometimes when I drive I will get
> my ABS yellow light and a red blinking break light in my dash. It does
> not happen all the time. I looked up the warning in my manual and it
> said that my ABS doesn't work when the light is flashing. However I
> tested the breaks and the anti-lock breaking system does engage. Is
> this a computer problem, or a bad sensor? Ideas?
>
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JP Roberts Jul 7, 2005 01:20 PM

Re: ABS Warning Light
 
If you get DTC 01203, that's just another lousy Bosch 5.3 ABS control
module.

"TCCdestroy" <UseLinkToEmail@> escribió en el mensaje
news:1_617848_a6f4ea67a69951d7355bbf04dbe7384e@aut oforumz.com...
>I have a 98 A4 1.8T, and off and on sometimes when I drive I will get
> my ABS yellow light and a red blinking break light in my dash. It does
> not happen all the time. I looked up the warning in my manual and it
> said that my ABS doesn't work when the light is flashing. However I
> tested the breaks and the anti-lock breaking system does engage. Is
> this a computer problem, or a bad sensor? Ideas?
>
> --
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> Articles individually checked for conformance to usenet standards
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JP Roberts Jul 7, 2005 01:20 PM

Re: ABS Warning Light
 
If you get DTC 01203, that's just another lousy Bosch 5.3 ABS control
module.

"TCCdestroy" <UseLinkToEmail@> escribió en el mensaje
news:1_617848_a6f4ea67a69951d7355bbf04dbe7384e@aut oforumz.com...
>I have a 98 A4 1.8T, and off and on sometimes when I drive I will get
> my ABS yellow light and a red blinking break light in my dash. It does
> not happen all the time. I looked up the warning in my manual and it
> said that my ABS doesn't work when the light is flashing. However I
> tested the breaks and the anti-lock breaking system does engage. Is
> this a computer problem, or a bad sensor? Ideas?
>
> --
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JP Roberts Jul 7, 2005 01:20 PM

Re: ABS Warning Light
 
If you get DTC 01203, that's just another lousy Bosch 5.3 ABS control
module.

"TCCdestroy" <UseLinkToEmail@> escribió en el mensaje
news:1_617848_a6f4ea67a69951d7355bbf04dbe7384e@aut oforumz.com...
>I have a 98 A4 1.8T, and off and on sometimes when I drive I will get
> my ABS yellow light and a red blinking break light in my dash. It does
> not happen all the time. I looked up the warning in my manual and it
> said that my ABS doesn't work when the light is flashing. However I
> tested the breaks and the anti-lock breaking system does engage. Is
> this a computer problem, or a bad sensor? Ideas?
>
> --
> Posted using the http://www. interface, at author's request
> Articles individually checked for conformance to usenet standards
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> http://www./Audi-ABS-W...ict126760.html
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