Chaldean

So I'm in the same situation, I need to send my module to get it repaired. How many screws do I have to remove from the ABS module? the above says 4 E5 torx bolts, is that all? I see 2 visible with out unhooking a thing.

thanks

kaferboy1

[QUOTE=Chaldean;24263458]So I'm in the same situation, I need to send my module to get it repaired. How many screws do I have to remove from the ABS module? the above says 4 E5 torx bolts, is that all? I see 2 visible with out unhooking a thing.

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That sounds right. The other two I removed pretty much by feel. Like I said it wasn't easy but i did do in about 30 min. It went back in about as fast.

jeffry

Remenber to put something to protect the expose part, you don't need to put anything in the module because module master take care of that.

royclark

<TABLE class="abstand-tabelle layoutnormal framenone" border=1 cellSpacing=0 cellPadding=0 align=bleedleft><COLGROUP><COL width="53%"><COL width="46%"></COLGROUP><TBODY><TR class=td vAlign=top><TD class=cellborderright vAlign=top align=left>Rear right</TD><TD class=cellbordernone vAlign=top align=middle>200 ml</TD></TR><TR class=td vAlign=top><TD class=cellborderright vAlign=top align=left>Rear left</TD><TD class=cellbordernone vAlign=top align=middle>200 ml</TD></TR><TR class=td vAlign=top><TD class=cellborderright vAlign=top align=left>Front right</TD><TD class=cellbordernone vAlign=top align=middle>200 ml</TD></TR><TR class=td vAlign=top><TD class=cellborderrightbottom vAlign=top align=left>Front left</TD><TD class=cellborderbottom vAlign=top align=middle>200 ml</TD></TR><TR class=td vAlign=top><TD class=cellborderright vAlign=top align=left>Total quantity → Remark</TD><TD class=cellbordernone vAlign=top align=middle>1000 ml</TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE>
<TABLE cellSpacing=0 cellPadding=0 width="100%"><TBODY><TR><TD class=spalte-text><TABLE class="cc einzug-standard abstand-standard"><TBODY><TR><TD class=einzug-anm><SUP>1)</SUP> </TD><TD class=anm>Including brake fluid extracted from brake fluid reservoir and fluid changed in hydraulic clutch system</TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE><TABLE class="cc einzug-standard abstand-standard "><TBODY><TR><TD class=einzug-liste>– </TD><TD>Fit caps back on bleeder screws on brake calipers.</TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE><TABLE class="cc einzug-standard abstand-standard "><TBODY><TR><TD class=einzug-liste>– </TD><TD>Move filling lever on -VAS 5234- or -V.A.G 1869- to position -B- (see operating instructions).</TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE><TABLE class="cc einzug-standard abstand-standard "><TBODY><TR><TD class=einzug-liste>– </TD><TD>Detach filling hose from adapter.</TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE><TABLE class="cc einzug-standard abstand-standard "><TBODY><TR><TD class=einzug-liste>– </TD><TD>Unscrew adapter from brake fluid reservoir.</TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE></TD><TD class=spalte-pfeil> </TD><TD class=spalte-marg> </TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE><TABLE cellSpacing=0 cellPadding=0 width="100%"><TBODY><TR><TD class=spalte-text><TABLE class="cc einzug-standard abstand-standard "><TBODY><TR><TD class=einzug-liste>– </TD><TD>Check brake fluid level and correct as necessary.</TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE><TABLE class="cc einzug-standard abstand-standard "><TBODY><TR><TD class=einzug-liste>– </TD><TD>Screw cap onto brake fluid reservoir.</TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE><TABLE class="cc einzug-standard abstand-standard "><TBODY><TR><TD class=einzug-liste>– </TD><TD>Check pedal pressure and free play of brake pedal. Free play: no more than <SUP class=hochtief>1</SUP>/<SUB class=hochtief>3</SUB> of pedal travel</TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE></TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE>

Chaldean

thanks

Chaldean

I tried today to remove this unit, but did not succeed. I have no idea where the " Removed the upper screw holding the metal bracket. Removed the 2 lower screws holding the metal bracket (hidden under a wire loom). " after removing the two nuts holding the abs module, I'm unable to wiggle it out of its place. so I'm assuming I have to remove the black housing. but can not figure out what 4 screws you are talking about. I've attached a picture with the reservoir removed and the 2 bolts holding the module removed.

help

jeffry

What car it's look different to my, I have a 2005 A6..try to remove the bracket of the radiator reservoir. So you have more space to play

Chaldean

I kinda bent the bracket just a bit as you can see from the picture. I just cant figure out how to be able to get the abs module loose. The car is a 2005 A6 3.2

jeffry

It has a couple of screw in front...check this..http://www.modulemaster.com/en/Audi/A6_info.php is not the same model but its the same way to remove it. BTW your module I think is version Bosh 8.0 it's not listed in the website but they repair my. A+ service

Chaldean

I've attempted removing the module again (for the 3rd time). This time I got stuck at separating the pump from the bracket so I can have room to remove the abs module from the pump.

There is a pin at the bottom of the pump module attached to the bracket through a rubber piece. I'm unsure how to separate the two. Its a pin not a screw!!

anyone has done this and can explain how to separate the two?

thanks