ABS failures are very common on Mazda vehicles, especially the popular Brake Pressure Sensor Fault, which causes the ESP light to be permanently illuminated on the dashboard. We pride ourselves in using only genuine OEM components when rebuilding each and every ABS units to ensure they meet and exceed OE expectations.
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The Teves MK70 (ATE) ABS unit is fitted to the Mazda 2 & 3, and has been known to have similar design flaws as the earlier Teves MK60 ATE ABS pump which as many customers are aware of, turned out to be a complete disaster! Both units have…
The Mazda RX8 from 2003 – 2008 is fitted with a Bosch ABS pump and ABS module combined. The unit common fails due to an internal fault with the ABS module unit giving symptoms such as no communication with diagnostic equipment or fault codes relating to brake pressure…
The Teves MK70 (ATE) ABS unit is fitted to a wide range of modern vehicles and has similar design flaws as the earlier Teves MK60 ATE ABS pump. Both units have internally built pressure sensors with a low maximum pressure rating and have identical common failures as you…
What Are The Common Symptoms?
The common symptom around this fault is having the ESP light permanently illuminated on your dashboard speedo (instrument cluster) and pressing the “ESP OFF” / “DCS” traction control button will have no effect – in some cases, the button will also be illuminated but again, pressing this button will have no effect.
The Famous Brake Pressure Sensor ABS Fault The ABS Pump control module is a very common fault for owners of VW’s, Audi’s, Skoda’s & Seat’s but also all other makes including Mazda, Mitsubishi, Honda and BMW. All suffer with the common ESP system fault. The fault is detected…