Looking for a VW ABS pump, ABS control module, ESP module or complete ABS hydraulic unit?
The ABS and ESP systems are essential safety systems fitted across the Volkswagen range. A faulty ABS pump or electronic control module can cause ABS, ESP and traction control warning lights, hydraulic pump faults, brake pressure sensor faults and communication errors.
At AutoPulse247, we supply used genuine OEM Volkswagen ABS pumps, ABS control modules and complete ABS/ESP units for a wide range of VW vehicles.
Our stock may include ABS pumps and modules for:
VW Golf, Golf Plus, Golf GTI, Golf R, Passat, Polo, Touran, Tiguan, Touareg, Transporter T5, Transporter T6, Transporter T6.1, Caddy, Sharan, Scirocco, Beetle, Jetta, Bora, Eos, CC, T-Roc, T-Cross, Arteon, Crafter, Amarok, Up! and other Volkswagen models.
Availability varies, so the safest way to find the correct replacement is to search using the part number from your original ABS unit.
A faulty Volkswagen ABS pump or ABS control module may cause:
The exact symptoms depend on the VW model and the Bosch, ATE/Continental or other ABS system installed.
Volkswagen vehicles can use different generations of ABS/ESP systems. Some commonly encountered VAG ABS-related faults include:
01276 – ABS Hydraulic Pump (V64)
Can indicate a problem with the ABS hydraulic pump, pump motor, electrical supply, wiring or ABS unit.
01435 – Brake Pressure Sensor (G201)
A fault relating to the brake pressure sensor or its signal. On some ABS systems, the sensor forms part of the ABS hydraulic/control unit.
01130 – ABS Operation: Implausible Signal
Can occur due to electrical, signal, coding or ABS/ESP control system problems.
65535 – Internal Control Module Memory Error
May indicate an internal electronic control module or memory problem.
U0121 – Lost Communication With ABS Control Module
Communication with the ABS/ESP control module has been lost.
U0415 – Invalid Data Received From ABS Control Module
Another control module has detected invalid data originating from the ABS system.
Other VW/VAG-specific fault codes may be present depending on the model, year and ABS system fitted.
Not necessarily.
An illuminated ABS or ESP warning light does not automatically mean the ABS pump or module has failed.
Before replacing an ABS unit, the vehicle should be correctly diagnosed. Other possible causes include:
If these external components have been checked and diagnostics confirm an internal ABS control module, hydraulic pump, pump motor or integrated sensor failure, replacement or specialist repair of the ABS unit may be required.
A Volkswagen ABS assembly normally consists of several components.
ABS Hydraulic Block – controls brake fluid pressure to individual wheels.
ABS Pump / Motor – generates hydraulic pressure required by the ABS and ESP systems.
ABS Electronic Control Module – processes information from wheel speed sensors and other vehicle systems and controls ABS/ESP operation.
Depending on the fault, it may be necessary to replace the electronic module, hydraulic section or the complete ABS pump and control module assembly.
Volkswagen frequently uses several different ABS versions within the same vehicle model and production year.
For this reason, do not order an ABS unit based only on the vehicle model, engine size or registration year.
Always compare the complete part numbers from your original unit.
Common Volkswagen/VAG ABS hydraulic unit part number formats include:
1K0 614 xxx
3C0 614 xxx
5N0 614 xxx
7H0 614 xxx
7E0 614 xxx
2K0 614 xxx
5Q0 614 xxx
3Q0 614 xxx
The electronic ABS control module may carry a separate part number, including formats such as:
1K0 907 xxx
3C0 614 xxx / 3C0 907 xxx
7H0 907 xxx
7E0 907 xxx
5Q0 907 xxx
3Q0 907 xxx
You should also compare any Bosch, ATE or Continental manufacturer numbers printed on the original unit.
For example, two ABS pumps may look identical externally but use different software, coding, hydraulic configurations or electronic control modules.
A replacement VW ABS control module may require coding, programming, adaptation or basic settings after installation.
Depending on the vehicle, this may include:
Programming requirements vary between Volkswagen models and ABS generations.
AutoPulse247 supplies genuine used OEM Volkswagen ABS pumps, ABS control modules and complete ABS/ESP hydraulic units.
Our stock includes a wide range of Bosch, ATE and Continental ABS systems used across Volkswagen vehicles.
You can search our store using your:
VW part number
Bosch part number
ATE part number
Continental part number
ABS pump number
ABS control module number
Matching the complete part number is one of the most reliable ways to identify the correct replacement.
If you cannot identify the correct ABS pump, send us:
Your vehicle VIN + complete ABS part number + a clear photograph of the label on your original ABS pump/module.
We can use this information to help identify a suitable replacement from our available stock.
Important: ABS fault codes and symptoms are provided for general diagnostic information only. An ABS fault code does not automatically confirm that the ABS pump or control module is defective. Proper diagnostic testing should always be carried out before replacing braking system components.
