VW ABS Pump Module: Golf V1 (1K0907379)

Audi / Volkswagen: # 1K0907379AJ / 1K0614517AT ABS Brake control module. In good working condition. OEM reference number(s) comparable with the original spare part number. 1K0614517AT/1K0614517CH/1K0614517CT/1K0614517DE/1K0614517DJ/10096103343/10021204814/1K0614517DG/1K0614517BH/28561054123 VOLKSWAGEN-VW Golf VI (5K1) 1.6 TDI 16V Hatchback, Diesel, 1.598cc, 77kW (105pk), FWD, CAYC, 2009-02 / 2012-11 VOLKSWAGEN-VW Golf 1.2 TSI (1K) Year of manufacture 2010 – 2011 Engine code CBZB VOLKSWAGEN-VW Golf 1.4 (1K) Year of manufacture 2009 – 2010 Engine code CGGA VOLKSWAGEN-VW Golf 1.4 TSI (1K) Year of manufacture 2010 Engine code CAXA VOLKSWAGEN-VW Golf 1.4 TSI Variant (1K) Year of manufacture 2010 Engine code CAVD VOLKSWAGEN-VW Golf 1.6 (1K) Year of manufacture 2006 – 2009 Engine code BSE VOLKSWAGEN-VW Golf 1.6 TDI (1K) Year of manufacture 2009 – 2010 Engine code CAYC VOLKSWAGEN-VW Golf 2.0 GTI (1K) Year of manufacture 2010 Engine code CCZB VOLKSWAGEN-VW Golf 2.0 TDI (1K) Year of manufacture 2010 Engine code BMM VOLKSWAGEN-VW Golf 2.0 TDI Variant (1K) Year of manufacture 2010 Engine code CBDB VOLKSWAGEN-VW Golf Plus 1.4 TSI (1K) Year of manufacture 2009 – 2010 Engine code CAXA VOLKSWAGEN-VW Golf Plus 1.6 TDI (1K) Year of manufacture 2010 Engine code CAYC VOLKSWAGEN-VW Golf VI 1.2 TSI Variant (1K) Year of manufacture 2010 – 2012 Engine code CBZB.................. The ABS pump also known as a unit or modulator, is responsible for the correct functioning of the entire braking system. As soon as the ABS sensor detects differences in wheel speed, the pump regulates the brake fluid pressure throughout the system to prevent the wheels from locking when braking. ABS pump damage is usually caused by deteriorated brake fluid or damage to the pump controller. The ABS pump consists of an electric motor, solenoid valves and a base to which the brake lines are connected. A diagnostic tester is required to bleed the ABS. You must always program the device correctly.