Rover 75 Abs Ünit (Bosch 5.7)

oruba · 26th May 2020, 22:05

Hi
Rover 75, 1.8/1.8T/2.0 V6/2.5 V6 The abs unit used is the same?

trikey · 27th May 2020, 07:16

You need to check the two letter code on the aluminium block on your unit, it will say something like ‘MK’ or similar.

Let us know which unit you have.

oruba · 31st May 2020, 00:21

My car is a 2000, 2.0 V6 automatic transmission Crowley construction, concession equipment. Traction control and cruise control features.

I'm removing the ABS unit from its place it never. Speedometer doesn't work, Fuel Gauge does not work. I replaced the ABS sensors.

vitesse · 31st May 2020, 07:22

If you haven't already done so: and before spending lots of money on the rare traction control ABS modulators try diagnosing the car with specialist equipment. There's a freeware programme called Toaf that can read all modules on your car including the ABS sensors. Use the search bar above for more "TOAF" information. Think your fuel gauge is probably a different problem.

Regards

oruba · 1st June 2020, 19:30

I have tried few software to connect with OBD, the connection to the ABS unit failed.
In the meantime, "TOAF" thanks a lot for

Updated the question I asked in the first place. Rover 75 petrol models the ABS unit is the same?
1.8 I have a chance to access to the ABS unit.

oruba · 1st June 2020, 19:33

In a previous discussion on this forum, I remember being about the ABS effect the fuel gauge problem.

clf · 9th June 2020, 22:51

Even though the abs sensors have been replaced, do not assume them.to be working or fitted correctly.

A proper decent garage should be able to check each wheel.with a multi meter.

At this stage it is important to diagnose the problem. Rust at the hubs could cause the issue. Damage during removal.of a.fauled sensor too, could cause an issue to remain.

Speedometer not working normally suggests the drivers side wheel sensor being at fault,however fitting parts without proper diagnosis will be expensive.

There is a post describing how to check the sensors using a meter. Use the search facility above (or perhaps someone can point you in its direction)

Are all of the tyres the same profile?

HERE is a search

and a How To HERE

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SCP440 · 10th June 2020, 07:01

Cracked ABS rings can also cause problems. The usual give away with this is the light will go out when you start the car but when you move off the light comes on. I had a Saab a few years that did this, the crack was tiny and barely visible.

As has been said don't presume new sensors are OK, I have seen several new ones that are faulty and it does not seem to matter the make or the price. I have even had a genuine Ford sensor fail out of the box, the dealer did not even question it and just gave me another so I presume it is a common occurrence.

If you do end up replacing the controller don't presume if it looks the same and the plug is the same it is the same, every letter and number MUST be correct.

26th May 2020, 22:05	#1
oruba Regular poster Rover 75 2.5 V6 Saloon Join Date: Dec 2018 Location: Maltepe-İstanbul Posts: 56 Thanks: 9 Thanked 1 Time in 1 Post	Rover 75 Abs Ünit (Bosch 5.7) Hi Rover 75, 1.8/1.8T/2.0 V6/2.5 V6 The abs unit used is the same?

27th May 2020, 07:16	#2
trikey Premium Trader Rover 75 Join Date: Nov 2010 Location: Devon Posts: 33,807 Thanks: 8,837 Thanked 14,831 Times in 8,030 Posts	You need to check the two letter code on the aluminium block on your unit, it will say something like ‘MK’ or similar. Let us know which unit you have. __________________ Lest we forget..

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clf This is my second home MG ZT CDTi Join Date: Jan 2014 Location: carrick Posts: 7,859 Thanks: 3,494 Thanked 2,657 Times in 1,973 Posts	Even though the abs sensors have been replaced, do not assume them.to be working or fitted correctly. A proper decent garage should be able to check each wheel.with a multi meter. At this stage it is important to diagnose the problem. Rust at the hubs could cause the issue. Damage during removal.of a.fauled sensor too, could cause an issue to remain. Speedometer not working normally suggests the drivers side wheel sensor being at fault,however fitting parts without proper diagnosis will be expensive. There is a post describing how to check the sensors using a meter. Use the search facility above (or perhaps someone can point you in its direction) Are all of the tyres the same profile? HERE is a search and a How To HERE Sent from my SM-A600FN using Tapatalk __________________ It is not gloss primer .............. it is duct tape silver! Last edited by clf; 9th June 2020 at 22:59..

31st May 2020, 00:21	#3
oruba Regular poster Rover 75 2.5 V6 Saloon Join Date: Dec 2018 Location: Maltepe-İstanbul Posts: 56 Thanks: 9 Thanked 1 Time in 1 Post	My car is a 2000, 2.0 V6 automatic transmission Crowley construction, concession equipment. Traction control and cruise control features. I'm removing the ABS unit from its place it never. Speedometer doesn't work, Fuel Gauge does not work. I replaced the ABS sensors.

31st May 2020, 07:22	#4
vitesse I really should get out more....... Rover 75 Saloon Join Date: Jul 2011 Location: Gävle Posts: 2,549 Thanks: 395 Thanked 823 Times in 652 Posts	If you haven't already done so: and before spending lots of money on the rare traction control ABS modulators try diagnosing the car with specialist equipment. There's a freeware programme called Toaf that can read all modules on your car including the ABS sensors. Use the search bar above for more "TOAF" information. Think your fuel gauge is probably a different problem. Regards

1st June 2020, 19:30	#5
oruba Regular poster Rover 75 2.5 V6 Saloon Join Date: Dec 2018 Location: Maltepe-İstanbul Posts: 56 Thanks: 9 Thanked 1 Time in 1 Post	I have tried few software to connect with OBD, the connection to the ABS unit failed. In the meantime, "TOAF" thanks a lot for Updated the question I asked in the first place. Rover 75 petrol models the ABS unit is the same? 1.8 I have a chance to access to the ABS unit.

1st June 2020, 19:33	#6
oruba Regular poster Rover 75 2.5 V6 Saloon Join Date: Dec 2018 Location: Maltepe-İstanbul Posts: 56 Thanks: 9 Thanked 1 Time in 1 Post	In a previous discussion on this forum, I remember being about the ABS effect the fuel gauge problem.

10th June 2020, 07:01	#8
SCP440 I really should get out more....... MG ZT-T 260 Join Date: Feb 2016 Location: Witney Posts: 2,507 Thanks: 6 Thanked 910 Times in 571 Posts	Cracked ABS rings can also cause problems. The usual give away with this is the light will go out when you start the car but when you move off the light comes on. I had a Saab a few years that did this, the crack was tiny and barely visible. As has been said don't presume new sensors are OK, I have seen several new ones that are faulty and it does not seem to matter the make or the price. I have even had a genuine Ford sensor fail out of the box, the dealer did not even question it and just gave me another so I presume it is a common occurrence. If you do end up replacing the controller don't presume if it looks the same and the plug is the same it is the same, every letter and number MUST be correct.