🚗 AUTEX 2pc ABS Wheel Speed Sensor Front Left & Right 7H0927804 695481 WHT003856: A3 & TT/Carrera GT/Leon Compatible, Perfect Replacement for Beetle, CC, Golf, Jetta, Passat Review

I had the same issue as the others listed here. I think all the lights on the dash were on. I have used a code reader and have had about five returns related to the front left wheel ABS wheel sensor and ABS module. I replaced the left front sensor, started the car, the lights came on for a second or two and then went out. I kept the right one as a spare as the dealer replaced it a few years ago.

For Tiguan 2010, this sensor is worth buying. It looks like it only comes in pairs, so either swap them out and get two new sensors, or keep a spare. But I bought another one that said it was compatible but it's not. OEM was 50+ diagnosis at dealer 119 and I don't even know how to work. So for $20 you can't go wrong, if you see a Tiguan dashboard that lights up like a Christmas tree, buy that.

Worked like new once installed. Only my driver's side failed, but at the same time replaced my drivers. My ABS and traction control lights went on and off randomly. Fixed after installation. Not sure how long they will last. Stock driven up to 137,000 km. If you want to know how to install them, watch the YouTube video. Very easy to install. Just twist and pull. Be careful not to break them when you pull them. Thermal cycling will cause them to crack when pulled.

Replaced all 4 wheel speed sensors on my wife's VW CC after 2 of them failed and the car was trying to kill my wife. The rear received a different (unnamed) brand and the front received this Autex brand. The front ones are ok. None of the nameless brands worked. No one. Straight out of the box. These AUTEX brands are cheap and my respected German auto mechanic said they would fit. He immediately noticed the problem with the others. Lesson learned.

This set of two ABS sensors is perfect for my 2013 Volkswagen Jetta S Sedan, base model. The factory ABS sensor lasted almost 180,000, it split in half when disassembled. I fixed that patience and my drill with small to medium bits. After pulling the rusty plastic out of the metal cylinder that houses the sensor, the new ones popped right in and my trouble codes instantly disappeared without the need to reset using an OBD reader or even a button for TPMS on the dash. Happy customer!

As one reviewer said, I got a "Christmas tree" with warning lights lit up. (Ancel VD500) nearby and the code "B10B300" popped up. Some studies have shown: "No, no, hardly an airbag. Probably a problem with the ABS”, so I looked around for ABS speed sensors. Dealer prices were $140 each. An additional market was $30 to $60 each. Saw this pair for about $20 and read the reviews and said; "What the heck, try it." Fair warning, if you change them on a high mileage car (2012 VW Jetta, 95,000 miles)…

Multiple ABS sensors on my VW Jetta started shutting down at the same time. Luckily I was able to spot this early as I drive with a BlueDriver OBD2 scanner. I neglected to swap them out until one day the red brake light and EPC light came on along with the ABS, traction control and airbag lights I already had. At this point the car starts but stalls when the gear is engaged. I rescanned the computer and now it had codes for every module in the car. I have found that ABS, traction control…

I went to a local certified VW mechanic, not a dealer or service center, who read the computer codes for free and told me exactly what the problem was when my 2014 VW Tiguan started having this dashboard to fill a panel with signal lamps that light up periodically at startup. He told me exactly which sensor was faulty (ABS right front), gave me the part number and even checked Revain and showed me what to order! If this happens to you, the problem depends on which ABS sensor is faulty/failed…