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I've identified part numbers for faulty components related to Volkswagen and Audi ESP faults.
Dear John, I am sure you're aware of the esp fault on Volkswagens and Audis. Here are the Common Failing Part Numbers: 1K0614517H, 1K0907379K, 1K0614517J, 1K0907379AA, 1K0614117A, 1K0614517, 1K0614117B, 1K0907379, 1K0614117H, 1k0614117, 1K0614517M, 1K0907379K, 1K0614517T, 1K0907379A, 1K0614517N, 1K0907379Q, 1K0614517AA, 1K0907379AA, 1K0614517R, 1K0907379R, 1K0614517HBEF and 1K0907379. I notice the part numbers start with 1K0. I would like to know if they are all the same ABS pump, and if so, will they work for each other? For example will 1k0907379k work for 1k0907379A?
Asked on 3 June 2010 by jovar
Answered by
Honest John
The problem is with the Teves Mk60 ABS/ESP module, fitted not just to VAG cars but also to some BMWs,, some Volvos, some Mazdas and some Fords.
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