VW Golf MK7 (5G/AU) ABS Hydraulic Unit with Control Module - Used Original Parts

Diagnosis and Common Symptoms

From the workshop floor, a failing ABS module on the Golf MK7 is a common diagnostic challenge. The primary indicators are persistent warning lights on the instrument cluster, typically the ABS, ESP (Electronic Stability Program), and sometimes the TPMS (Tire Pressure Monitoring System) indicators. A scan with a capable diagnostic tool will often reveal specific fault codes pointing directly to the hydraulic pump motor or an internal electronic fault within the module.

Common stored fault codes include:

• 01130 - ABS Operation: Implausible Signal
• 01276 - ABS Hydraulic Pump (V64): Electrical Fault in Circuit
• 16352 - Control Module - Electrical Error
• 01435 - Brake Pressure Sensor 1 (G201): Internal to module on this platform

Symptoms during driving can range from a complete loss of ABS and traction control functionality—resulting in wheel lock-up under heavy braking—to an unresponsive or "spongy" brake pedal feel. In some cases, the pump may run continuously, creating an audible buzzing noise.

Introduction

Restore your vehicle's critical braking safety systems with a fully operational, Genuine Volkswagen component. This is not a low-quality aftermarket part; it is an original unit removed from a donor vehicle, guaranteeing precise fitment and communication with your car's existing electronics. Each ABS hydraulic unit and its integrated control module has been rigorously bench-tested at our facility to confirm pump activation, solenoid function, and flawless electronic performance.

Product Details

• Brand: Volkswagen (ATE)
• Model Compatibility: Volkswagen Golf MK7 (Platform 5G/AU, approx. 2012-2020)
• Part Name: ABS Pump and Electronic Control Module Assembly
• Condition: Genuine Used (Tested Working)
• Notes: Verifying the part number on your original module is essential for compatibility. Professional installation, brake fluid bleeding, and potential ECU coding/adaptation with diagnostic tools are required for correct operation.