2009-2016 Volkswagen Tiguan - ABS Wheel Speed Sensor Replacement

[@accordingly5342]

Why did you replace it? I have the abs light on… I don’t know if replacing it would make go away? Also, there one abs sensor on each wheel?

[@real_yomchi]

Get a YOUCANIC scanner, then you can diagnose the car and see which bit you need fixing :). From experience I know that someone's car I worked on had TCS/ABS/Rear handbrake and TPMS light on (battery checked, connector blocks checked) and the speed sensor repalcement fixed this. Hope that helps - although after a year I guess you've sorted it anyway! All the best.

[@jriley3019]

Thanks for the video. Is it the same for the rear? I'm wanting your opinion before tackling this.

[@OfficiallyHooked]

I have a 2015 tiguan and my tpms light keeps coming on. I reset the tire psi many times and the code came back. Do you think this is an ABS sensor issue? A year ago I did have a code for the left front sensor but I erased the code and it went away. I just have the tire pressure light now a year later.

[@YOUCANIC]

Hi, thanks for reaching out! It could be a couple of things causing the TPMS light issue, and we would need more details to diagnose it specifically. Youcanic offers helpful guides and other resources designed to empower car owners and make car maintenance easier. To get more comprehensive information, you can use our powerful scanner or look into our factory repair manuals. We are constantly here to assist you throughout your car ownership. Don't hesitate to reach out on our website for further assistance. www.youcanic.com/

[@xxxGdoGGxxx]

T27 bolt? Is it 6mm?

[@YOUCANIC]

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