ABS module in 2010 VW Jetta wagon malfunctioned. Warning lights in dash were lit for ABS, Brake, and airbag on 5/18/24. Towed to local auto shop by AAA on 5/20/24. Verified by local auto shop as faulty ABS module on 5/21/24. Prior year VW Jetta wagon (2009) already has recall for this issue. Car is not safe to drive due to brake issue and will not pass state inspection. This VIN / make / model of VW should be added to existing VW ABS recall. I have not towed vehicle back to house and do not have the auto shop report yet.

- Charlottesville , VA, USA

Not a complaint just curious. Has anyone "fried" their ABS module and or replaced one. Where is the best place to get parts" how much was the average cost of repairs"

- Spangle, WA, USA

ABS engine light is on. Found evidence online that VW extended coverage for replacement of this module. Fault code for safety recall for ABS module is 16V-913. Was told by the dealership that module is not under warranty. In addition, air bag indicator is on and check engine light is on. Just had the cheat device removed two months ago.

- Newport News, VA, USA

The contact owns a 2010 Volkswagen Jetta sportwagen. The contact stated that the anti-lock and ABS warning indicators illuminated. The vehicle was taken to flow Volkswagen of winston-salem (425 silas creek parkway, winston-salem, nc 27127) where it was diagnosed that the ABS module needed to be replaced. The vehicle was repaired. The manufacturer was contacted and stated that the vehicle was not covered under a warranty. The failure mileage was 82,000.

- Greensboro, NC, USA

ABS control module problem/failure we saw a recall for 2009 models with this issue! our vehicle is a 2010 jetta sportwagon with less than 80K miles on it which we purchase din December of 2009 with a 7 year/100K mile extended warranty. We were always really happy with the car until we got the notice that this was one of the cars with the emissions cheats in it. As we had such little mileage on the car we elected (after much contemplation mind you) to have the car "fixed" and took the $5K in restitution they offered. Just after the emissions "fix" the car started sputtering when in idle speed so we took it to the dealership but were told they did not see any error codes and could not duplicate the problem so we kept driving the car but this issue did not go away and is still a constant aggravation to us as the entire car shakes when this occurs. June 2018 the brake light, the traction control light, and the ABS light came on. We took it to the dealership and they hooked it up to the computer which instructed them that the ABS module and pump need to be replaced, approximately a $3,000 repair. We took it to another mechanic who instructed us that the pump was fine but the module needed to be replaced due to the fault they read. July 2018, in addition to the previous lights coming on, now the diesel pre-heat light came on, the steering light came on, the airbag light came on and the esp light came on, the engine light came on. Once again we took it to the dealership and got the same answer: The ABS control module is faulty. We are getting a third opinion as we have a bad feeling that the software update they installed for the emissions "repair" is setting off some of these communications issues. After 8.5 years without any issues to have these problems after they "fix" the software seems awfully coincidental.

- Saint Petersburg, FL, USA

Got a notice from creditkarma.com giving me information on my car make and model being recalled for brake system issues.

- Atlanta, GA, USA

Vehicle warning lights came on for ABS and airbag while driving. Testing at dealership concluded ABS control module, ABS hydraulic pumps need replacing at 77,000 miles. Airbag seat pod on passenger side needs replacing at 77,000 miles.

- Claremont, CA, USA