ABS Switch on Dash? - Page 3

leggy · 22-07-16, 09:22 AM

Found you a couple of diagrams for your ABS system Crossle...
albeit I'm not 100% on this being for your Coupe ->

ABS switch, item 5: http://audi.7zap.com/en/rdw/audi+cou.../941-941090/#5

Control units, relays, speed sensors, etc: http://audi.7zap.com/en/rdw/audi+cou.../9/927-927000/

Might help in so far as diagnosing/replacing possible faulty parts though.

Crossle · 22-07-16, 09:35 AM

Thanks Leggy. I'm going to have to sign over some shares in my car to you after this week arent I! You've been very helpful. Still at least I've kept the forum active this week! Sure everyone is board of my car by now lol.

leggy · 22-07-16, 11:22 AM

That's really not neccessary Crossle...
the guys on here have helped me enough with problems on my boy since I joined up, you just so happen to have issues that I am actually able to help with for a change.
I guess there's a lot to be said about owning/maintaining an Audi for 18yrs, but I'm no expert mechanic, believe me, I just enjoy the challenge of fixing them (abeit I dont have the facilities to fix everything that goes wrong with my boy!), and the older they get, well the more likely it will be that things will go wrong, but that's all part and par of owning a Classic Audi.
Time to get stuck in yaself buddy, you'll soon get the hang of it!

22-07-16, 09:22 AM	#21
leggy Senior Member Join Date: Nov 2014 Posts: 1,650	Found you a couple of diagrams for your ABS system Crossle... albeit I'm not 100% on this being for your Coupe -> ABS switch, item 5: http://audi.7zap.com/en/rdw/audi+cou.../941-941090/#5 Control units, relays, speed sensors, etc: http://audi.7zap.com/en/rdw/audi+cou.../9/927-927000/ Might help in so far as diagnosing/replacing possible faulty parts though. Last edited by leggy; 22-07-16 at 09:24 AM.

22-07-16, 11:22 AM	#23
leggy Senior Member Join Date: Nov 2014 Posts: 1,650	That's really not neccessary Crossle... the guys on here have helped me enough with problems on my boy since I joined up, you just so happen to have issues that I am actually able to help with for a change. I guess there's a lot to be said about owning/maintaining an Audi for 18yrs, but I'm no expert mechanic, believe me, I just enjoy the challenge of fixing them (abeit I dont have the facilities to fix everything that goes wrong with my boy!), and the older they get, well the more likely it will be that things will go wrong, but that's all part and par of owning a Classic Audi. Time to get stuck in yaself buddy, you'll soon get the hang of it! Last edited by leggy; 22-07-16 at 11:53 AM.

22-07-16, 09:35 AM	#22
Crossle Grown up member Classic Audi Club Member Join Date: Jul 2015 Location: northampton Posts: 266	Thanks Leggy. I'm going to have to sign over some shares in my car to you after this week arent I! You've been very helpful. Still at least I've kept the forum active this week! Sure everyone is board of my car by now lol.