Cross Acceleration Sensor Error 058 F - Fix

Hi there.
"Occasionally, an error message appears in the dashboard of my Octavia 1.9 TDI."
ESP/ASR Fehler. Dauerlicht Warnleuchte, diese erlischt endeder gleich beim nächsten Starten bzw. spätestens nach dem 6. Nreboot.
Okay, so far so good. We read the error memory, which showed us an error message of "Error 058 F" in the ESP system.
Here's my question: The part number for the sensor in my Octavia is 1J0907657B.
Version A cannot be installed because the connectors are designed differently.
We found a used part that we had in stock.
Can I now order the part from VAG using the part number 1J0907657B, or do they require a different part number?
At Skoda, after inquiry, only the expensive complete solution with 2 sensors is available for €490.
And now I've read that there are sometimes individual cases at VAG.
Part number 1J0907657B was used in vehicles such as the Volkswagen Beetle and the Golf 4.
Can someone help me? Our friendly people at VAG don't seem to want to deal with any problems related to a Škoda.
Does this part need to be programmed/configured, or does it work like this?
Thank you for your information in advance.
Frank.

Hi,

The same sensor was used in the New Beetle from 1999 to 2006. It is available individually and costs €350.

Regards,
Sure.

Here is the translation of the text from German to English:

"Guste" means "gust" in English. It refers to a sudden and strong gust of wind.

Hello fronk!
Yes, a basic adjustment needs to be made.
To do this, you need to log into the ABS system using VAG-COM.
Then enter the login code 40168 and then proceed to the default settings mode.
Enter block 063.
You should also include the steering angle sensor (part number 060).
Bring the longitudinal acceleration source (069) also into the coarse adjustment mode.
The steering wheel should be straight.
Please provide the German text you would like me to translate into English. I will then give you only the translation, without any explanations.
Regards,
Markus.

fronk wrote:

So far, so bad, we have read the error memory, which showed us the error message "ESP system error 058 F".

Did you go to Bosch for a diagnostic scan?

What about including an error type in addition to the error code and location?

fronk wrote:

At Skoda, after inquiry, there is only the expensive complete solution with 2 sensors for €490. and now I have read that there are sometimes individual ones available at VAG.

You can also order the 1J0907657B part directly from Skoda; the dealer just needs to be willing.

fronk wrote:

Does this part need to be programmed or does it work like this?

Yes, the sensor needs to be calibrated. To provide specific details, you would need to specify which ABS version you have (MK20 or MK60), or alternatively, provide the part number of the ABS control unit.

Passat 123 wrote:

You should also check the steering angle sensor, part number 060, and the... Bring the longitudinal acceleration source (069) also into the coarse adjustment mode. The steering wheel should be straight!

Why? Besides the fact that the longitudinal acceleration sensor (G251) is only installed in all-wheel drive vehicles...

Hello!
He didn't specify whether it was an all-wheel drive or not, so I included that information just in case.
He doesn't need to put the others into the default settings mode either; I always just take all three.
Please provide the German text you would like me to translate into English. I will then give you only the translation, without any explanations.
Regards,
Markus.