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ESP and ABS playing up (now with pics)
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Ben.M
PostPosted: Sat Aug 03, 2013 1:44 pm Up
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Last week I was nearly at work when the ABS and ESP lights came on and I got a warning on the MFD (ESP/ASR not functioning, ABS fault).
But when I left work later on they disappeared so I just assumed it was just a blip but now it's come on again and staying on.
I start the car, ABS fault. Start driving and the the ESP thing comes up. I also noticed that sometimes the speedo doesn't work properly until the ESP thing has come up. Well at the time I was in 4th and accelerating yet I was apparently doing 12mph :/
It's a Gti(138) 2004.

Any help would really be appreciated!!!

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Same exact thing happened to me very recently

After inspection I was found to have a cracked abs sensor ring

Could just be a dirty sensor on yours however

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Well I managed to get a pic and it doesn't look great, is it definitely the ring???

Driver side:
 


Passenger side:
 

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Yep, you can see a slight crack through in the first picture if you look closely, looks like a line in it where it's split.

Exact same as me mate

Don't go to Peugeot though they say you need to replace the whole driveshaft so obvious it's a bit of money.

Apparently they can be welded

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Ben.M
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I'll just get a new one, that one looks bollocked.
How was it to fit?

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This is what mine looks like, if you see it's the same cracked ring. Mines the passenger side though
 

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lee1985 wrote:
This is what mine looks like, if you see it's the same cracked ring. Mines the passenger side though
 

Yep, looks like the same thing, but yours is clean. Not sure why mines covered in grease :/

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Even if it wasn't cracked you'd probably be getting a fault because of all the grease on the ring and sensor. It looks like the driveshaft boot may have split and thrown the contents out. CV joints don't like running without grease.
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Oh dear! Sad Well thank you for your help. I'll get a better look tomorrow and stick some grease in there too! Then it looks like she'll be off to the garage.
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You need a new boot on there. Which means the shaft needs to come out. Id just get a replacement exchange shaft from the Peugeot dealer. Comes with a new uncorroded ABS ring which will last for years.
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How much will that set me back Edward???
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Pretty sure at the time Peugeot wanted nearly 300 off me for a new driveshaft

I went lol

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Mine does this as well, but it didn't fail the MOT on a cracked ring, so i'm guessing the ring was fine.

Does it over 70 - must be a sensor issue - is the sensor inside the hub bearing?

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Sure my drivers side shaft was about £125...
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Just replace the CV part of the shaft. They're about 25 quid and come with a new boot and ring etc. Once the whole driveshaft is out the CV just pulls off the end..

Edit... I had the same problem.

In the end though over the space of about 6 months it needed a new ring (CV) on both sides and a new sensor on each side too.. It's been right since (well over a year)

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