Vehicle: VW Passat Variant V6 Syncro 2.5TDi AFB, 2000 with Bosch ABS/ABD 5.3 (or without). ESP).
'On the vehicle in question, the ABS fault memory can no longer be read. Three weeks ago, it was still possible (the combination instrument circuit board was identified as the source of the error). Reading is not possible with any of the following devices: Bosch KTS 520, VAG 1551, VAS 5051, and VAS 5052. All other control units are functioning correctly.' The power supply at the STG connector (KL 30, pins 17+18, KL15, pin 15, and ground, pins 16 and 19) is ensured.
Is it possible that reading the error memory will not work if the circuit board in the control panel housing or the combination instrument is defective?
After turning on the ignition, a warning sound is heard, and the MFA (Multi Function Display) shows: 'Stop - Brake Error - Consult the owner's manual.'
Have you ever experienced this?
Good morning.
I'm experiencing the same problem with a customer's vehicle, a Passat Variant 3B with the ACK Synchro engine.
98 model year, without ESP, Bosch 5.3.
Occasionally, there is also no communication with the engine control unit (ECU) or the ABS control unit.
A control panel module was replaced as a test, but it didn't resolve the issue.
The power supply is working correctly, and the mass points have been checked and are okay. I have ordered a new ABS control unit.
Are you already one step further?
Best regards, Walker Patrick.