Should Audi fully cover the replacement of the ABS pump in my A3?
The ESP light on my Audi A3 is permanently illuminated. From the fault code I believe it is the much-maligned problem with the ABS pump, which I was completely unaware of until I started doing some research. How common is it with the Audi A3 and where do I stand on getting full recompense for the repair cost? Audi have currently offered me 50 per cent 'goodwill' which I've rejected. I am now threatening them with legal action. The car is four years old with 50,000 miles on the clock. All MOT's and servicing have been done through Audi.
Asked on 7 August 2010 by ademorris1979
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Honest John
It's extremely common. If Audi mucks you about, you can have it repaired by ECU Testing for about £300.
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