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I have spoken to VW about the failed ESP module on my Golf. They wont help me because I don’t have a full VW service history. But this is a manufacture’s defect and should be the subject of a recall on vehicles fitted with the unit. I am now wondering what is the cheapest way of getting around it?
Asked on 7 August 2010 by JV, via e-mail
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Your first call should be: volkswagencustomerservices@volkwagen.co.uk But if VW really won't help then you don't have any choice other than to go to: ecutesting.com/vw_golf_touran_abs_pump_module.html
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