Audi TT Abs Sensor replacement

[@adrianflower3230]

Great video, Bryn. Thanks for demystifying all the things that local garages charge you a fortune for 👍👍

[@stevesloan6775]

Thanks heaps for sharing your knowledge. You my friend have enabled me to fix my M1 TT numerous times. Long live the Mk1 TT. 🇦🇺🤜🏼🤛🏼😎🍀🍀🍀

[@stuartwinstanley4949]

as far I know this is the only video on these rear abs sensors,top work Bryn as always

[@MrJoecool1973]

Billy Cloude had to burn my ABS sensors to fit my new one. Garages was going to charge me over £800 to do all 4 when I only needed 2 replaced. Love you video Bryn

[@stuartdrury7128]

Top informative n easy to follow Vid, as ever. Cheers Bryn

[@jaydonmaytum4328]

Thank you very much for this video saved me big time. My carrier bolts were rounded beyond recognition and getting the disc out without removing them helped big time 👍

[@TTAutowerks94]

Top quality video Bryn ! Showing that anyone really can do this job with a little persuasion

[@benofthenorthuk]

Duuuuude, I wish this existed when I had my 225 - all the previous videos our there are for the front ones which are a piece of piss to sort. I was well perplexed by the rears - ended up paying a garage. Thankful for this for when the next one goes! Thanks for putting this up 👌🏻

[@theWolfXLIV]

You’re a mind reader Bryn! I’ve got to do both my rears in the next week or so before my MoT

[@jusamartin91]

I was hoping you post video for this problem :D Last week same codes appeared.

[@brad9205]

I managed to change mine without removing the caliper and disk. I removed the allen bolt, sprayed Plusgas all round the sensor. left it 15 mins. Then put a screwdriver in the bolt hole and wriggled it forcibly back and forth while yanking on the cable. Worth a try before removing the brakes.

[@BWSTT]

Those 15 minutes you left it to soak, 3 of those were used to remove the brakes, 2 to knock it through and 3 to reassemble the brakes 🤷🏼

[@brad9205]

@@BWSTT 😀 That's a fair point, but it gave me an opportunity to have a smoke.

[@Piatek123456]

Great timing my man, these need doing on mine too.

[@royharding2437]

Good job and very helpful thank you.

[@Twxii]

According to VCDS, my rear right sensor doesn't start reading until about 10kmh so I always get the esp light flashing when pulling away from a stop. A few times its felt like its sent power to that wheel when going very slowly in car parks. Got as far as getting the rounded bolt out, couldn't move the sensor so put a new bolt back in until I decide to have another go

[@peterosborne7]

A very good and informative video thanks bryn

[@buscador6112]

Hello, great video. Tell me please, for what reason the distance from the sensor to the comb on the hub may be greater? The sensor is the same in length as the original one, the seat does not contain a washer, but the sensor is located at a distance of slightly less than 1 cm when installed?

[@strawb0b354]

Hi, a video on how to do the front one would be great.

[@ukpkmkk_2]

Whatever you do, don’t break the screw….

[@darrenmetcalfe9941]

Did you replace that bracket you taken off ❓

[@johnti8603]

Super ! Thank You

[@PaulHackett-n2v]

Is this the same process for the Mk2. Thanks

[@ИвоЙорданов-ж6л]

Thank you, Bryn :)

[@largeRK369]

Mate great video 👍🏿 love all your stuff. (Unrelated) can you recommend anyone to do timing chains on a mk1 V6 ?

[@BWSTT]

Yep i can sort those for you, drop me an email to [e-mail]

[@largeRK369]

@@BWSTT cool thanks, I haven't got the car yet. Pick up this weekend.. can you give a rough idea of cost ? 👍🏿

[@largeRK369]

Hi mate I tried to email you at the above for a timing belt and water pump on my mk1 180. Didn't hear back ..

[@peterlowden3814]

Nice Bryn 👌

[@littleman846]

Could u please do some things with a 180hp version I would love to see some things in the engine bay I'm having a hard time to do certain things because the car was kinda a hack job especially with the plastic hoses located in the front of the head and all of the weird wires and t's confuse me on the right side where Trans is

[@TheJohnDenim]

ABS light on dash, but no codes show up on OBD2. Any ideas?

[@pivotset2]

Thanks, another job I will let the garage do.😁

[@j4zzx297]

I did it differently. I jacked the car up, took off the wheel, and noticed all the rust on the screw. I then put the wheel back on and took it to the garage. There was no way I was going to lay on my back trying to extract a broken screw for a hour. Let someone with a lift do it, if it breaks

[@psychomaniac189]

I gotta replace both front ABS speed sensors

[@kas5857]

Any way to test the sensor while its on there?

[@BWSTT]

Vcds will give a live reading whilst driving

[@TheJohnDenim]

For bookings? so you actually rescue viewers TT's? I'll have some of that please!

[@BWSTT]

Yeah my day job is working on TTs, i just do some videos to help the community of DIYers

[@TheJohnDenim]

@@BWSTT Are you close enough to Tuxford near Newark to come to me? Obs I'll pay your rate.

[@stuartwinstanley4949]

any tips if the bolt is rounded of like mine is on mine 😩

[@ukpkmkk_2]

Mine too got rounded then the head broke apart (not off, which is 10x worse) But you treat it like every broken bolt.. First try pliers, then welding, then drilling with a reverse drill bit, then using an extractor and if all fails milling, although you might need to tap a new thread and use a bigger bolt or use a thread repair kit..

[@stuartwinstanley4949]

@@ukpkmkk_2 😩thanks man,dreading tacking it.

[@sprudel50]

"Tap it out with a small punch" I had to destroy mine with with a long thin screwdriver, no amount of tapping would shift it. It was a twenty year old one though.

[@BWSTT]

Yeah they dont usually survive removal tbh

[@TheCincinnatiDad]

Now, if I could only get my car far enough off the ground to get to that from the inside.... #iwishihadalift!

[@davidmcloone1252]

What if the boot has corroded to fuck all.

[@BWSTT]

Then good luck, you’ll need to find a way to remove it, if you remove the tie bars and drive shaft to may still be able to do it in situ, but at that point I’d probably be removing the arm