Wheel spin followed by abs/stabilisation control (esc) error, front assist: not available error, & start-stop error

sideboy66

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Hello

Last week I pulled away on a hill in wet weather which caused the van to wheel spin.

A couple of warning lights appeared on the dash as shown and have not gone away since.

I have a cheap OBD2 which doesn’t identify any errors, but think it’s just because it’s cheap.

On the dashboard screen when I start the engine I get three errors cycle through:

1. Error abs/stabilisation control (esc)
2. Error front assist: not available
3. Error: start-stop not available

Seems like a lot of errors on the back of a simple short wheel spin so was hoping it’s just a batter of resetting / recalibrating something.

For the record I’m not ‘handy’ with cars!

Any advice welcome, thank you.

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Hello

Last week I pulled away on a hill in wet weather which caused the van to wheel spin.

A couple of warning lights appeared on the dash as shown and have not gone away since.

I have a cheap OBD2 which doesn’t identify any errors, but think it’s just because it’s cheap.

On the dashboard screen when I start the engine I get three errors cycle through:

1. Error abs/stabilisation control (esc)
2. Error front assist: not available
3. Error: start-stop not available

Seems like a lot of errors on the back of a simple short wheel spin so was hoping it’s just a batter of resetting / recalibrating something.

For the record I’m not ‘handy’ with cars!

Any advice welcome, thank you.

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My hubby had something similar i think its a sensor on your wheel ours was corroded so had to replace
 
Could be the wheel sensor but when ours failed we also got "tyre pressure not available" as well. Our brilliant next door neighbour used his very expensive diagnostics device to determine it was the offside rear. Luckily it was only the sensor and not the ring on the hub.
Hope you get it sorted.
 
Could be the wheel sensor but when ours failed we also got "tyre pressure not available" as well. Our brilliant next door neighbour used his very expensive diagnostics device to determine it was the offside rear. Luckily it was only the sensor and not the ring on the hub.
Hope you get it sorted.
I had an assortment of yellow lights and warnings. The other day after displaying problems the previous days I had no lights when visiting a theatre 20 miles away only for multiple lights showing on the return journey! I also know that the wheels where scrabbling for grip at home mines a 4Motion.
 
I have just returned from An Independent VAG Specialist and yes it was a Wheel ABS Sensor

87 C101D4A) Right rear ABS wheel speed sensor. incorrect component installed (Sporadic Fault)

89 (C101D29) Right rear ABS wheel speed sensor, Implausible signal (Sporadic Fault)

91 (C101D07) Right rear ABS wheel speed sensor. mechanical malfunction (Sporadic Fault)

95 (101D29) Right Rear ABS wheel speed sensor. Imposable signal (Sporadic Fault)

Evidentially it was very badly corroded and needed drilling . This was the second ABS wheel speed sensor that was an incorrect part the he has removed for me. I have only used VW garages before using the services of of someone who I have the utmost respect for and is the best garage service I have ever received. I do recall a dealership saying that they where having difficulty finding the correct part but then said that the have located a part to fit! I did not know it was incorrect and 2 I did not know that they had put 2 incorrect parts in. It may have been in the break during COVID, I can not quite remember. Their where some other numbers on the receipt. My guy is very thorough and very speedy. If I take a car in very first thing or as he has offered, take in last thing night before booked, that it will be attended to promptly. Often he is so prompt when I take it in first thing no sooner am I returned home and just sitting down that the phone rings and it ready, all done and can be collected! If he has a moment perhaps waiting a genuine VW part he will inspect other vehicles and see what need doing or ordering. He is so very efficient! He also has very good recall and could remember working on the differential lock and tell tails not illuminating and sorting them. His preference is VAG vehicles, I was told by an MOT station a few miles away that my VAG specialist invested heavily in VAG equipment and is very highly regarded by other garages all around the area. He will do other vehicles but VAG is his thing. He is always so busy it is not like he is looking for custom. Some times he appears on his own at other times he has a small crew to help process the work load. The MOT station guy had said that my VAG guy is a pleasure to work with and that he doubts many would have his knowledge base and that he really knows his stuff. i feel very confident with him. Only a small out of the way garage too!
 
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