ESP Problem beim Golf 4 ARL 4 Motion | Posts 32+

Thank you, Sebastian!

Ross-Tech-Support wrote:

According to the vehicle identification number, you have a Passat. This model does not use a Conti/Teves MK60 ABS system, but rather a Bosch 5.3 or 5.7 system, which does not offer any of those specific "options." 2) That is exactly the problem that is described in the KD solution - if I remember correctly, it was described there as a problem related to the alignment of the powertrain.

1) Too bad, but I can live with it. With my old A3, I had the feeling that it adjusted earlier, so it's okay. I also need to be a little careful with my tires .

2) This explains the different levels of intervention. But shouldn't this principle always be present, and is it only "masked" by the reprogramming? We're not actually changing the alignment of the powertrain, nor are we simply increasing the values on one side.

Well, the pa-mm6 was helped. I'm just asking out of pure interest. So, no one here needs to break their head over it for my sake...

Herr Antje wrote:

But in principle, it should always be present, and the reprogramming only "masks" it?

As far as I understand, yes.

Ross-Tech-Support wrote:

As the new ABS coding, including the bad road package, it is: 0023174

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Hello.

I'm experiencing the same problem again with a friend's car. It's a Golf 4 Variant, manufactured in 2003, with a 101 HP TDI engine.

The current coding for the ABS ESP MK 60 front, part number 1C0 907 379 M 102, is 0019458.

It would be great to also incorporate the "bad road" encoding here.

Is there perhaps a table somewhere where one can calculate the encodings?

Sure, here's the translation:

"Thank you very much in advance."

Sure, here is the translation of the text from German to English:

"MFG" is an abbreviation for "Mit freundlichen Grüßen," which means "Sincerely" or "Best regards" in English.

Hello.

Can anyone help me?

Sure, here is the translation of the text from German to English:

"MFG" is an abbreviation for "Mit freundlichen Grüßen," which means "Sincerely" or "Best regards" in English.

Ross-Tech-Support wrote:

If a malfunction of the sensors, etc., can be ruled out, you should try changing the coding for the low-traction suspension, if necessary...

Hello.

Ich habe mich eben registrieren lassen, um die Gelegenheit zu haben, mich bei euch für den Ratschlag die Codierung auf Schlechtwegefahrwerk zu ändern, herzlich zu bedanken. Ich fahre einen Golf Variant Generation 4 Motion 130 PS TDI BJ 2001 und hatte wie pa-mm6 das gleiche Problem erstmals letztes Jahr 2007 im Sommer festgestellt (Bridgstone ER 300 205/55 R16 V). Als ich im Winter wieder auf Goddyear UG-7 195/65 R15 T gewechselt hatte, war das ESP Problem in der Linkskurve weg. Dieses Jahr kaum hatte ich die Bridgstone vom Vorjahr drauf, hatte ich wieder das gleiche Problem mit dem ESP in der Linkskurve. Als ich dieses Frühjahr auf diesen Beitrag gestossen bin, habe ich meiner Garage das Problem geschildert. Natürlich hat sie nichts Fehlerhaftes gefunden. Aber wenigstens hat sie auf meinen Wunsch das Steuergerät auf Schlechtwegefahrwerk umprogrammiert und tatsächlich das ESP-Problem war weg. Auf meiner Ferienreise nach Apulien, Italien, km 1300 hin und zurück) hatte ich genügend Möglichkeiten mein Auto in jeder Linkskurve zu testen. Ergebnis: Das ESP funktionierte einwandfrei. Ich konnte die Kurven sogar noch schneller fahren als vor dem Auftauchen des ESP-Problems. NoThank you very much.

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