Age old ABS issues.

DarrenS

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Evening all - sure this has been done to death, today my C110 scanner arrived and I took a look at the ABS issues via the 20 pin socket in the engine bay. The issues were as per the photo - Front Right Sensor, Rear Left Sensor and ABS pump, worryingly the front right was replaced a few days ago, I also give the rear left a really good clean (could still be faulty) biggest worry and cost obviously the ABS pump. I cleared the codes had a few mile drive and retested but codes returned. I may get an hour tomorrow to swap the rears over too see if the fault moves. The car is booked into an Indy Specialist on Thursday- I was hoping to resolve myself but I am now a bit worried that my codes are not reliable.
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mrscalex

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The module will need to be replaced (code 71). Clear the codes, rescan and the other codes may go.

DIY the module will cost you £30 ish secondhand but will need coding with a laptop and NCS. Garage doing it may be very expensive if they want to use a new module.
 

137699

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I found that a single faulty speed sensor can cause secondary faults on the other sensor & pump.
Mine had a NSF sensor replaced this week after I had faults for NSF/OSF & ABS pump. I suspected it was just NSF as the fault occurred just after that wheel forded a very deep puddle.

Had NSF replaced and fault codes cleared down, now light is off and no further codes recorded.
 

mrscalex

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I found that a single faulty speed sensor can cause secondary faults on the other sensor & pump.
Mine had a NSF sensor replaced this week after I had faults for NSF/OSF & ABS pump. I suspected it was just NSF as the fault occurred just after that wheel forded a very deep puddle.

Had NSF replaced and fault codes cleared down, now light is off and no further codes recorded.
It would be unusual to have a pump error thrown by a sensor. They tend to be intermittent though. So you may find it pops up again down the line.
 

DarrenS

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It would be unusual to have a pump error thrown by a sensor. They tend to be intermittent though. So you may find it pops up again down the line.
Garage have confirmed I had a dodgy sensor and my pump is goosed typical so I am on the lookout for an ABS pump urgently Part Number 34.51-1164896
 

137699

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Try changing the sensor first - you may find the pump is ok after - worked for me.
Just done a weekend of 1000 miles hooning around Northumberland at full chat with lots of hard braking and zero ABS issues since replacing the sensor.
 
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