ATE MK61

ATE MK61 ABS pump and control module repair

We repair the ATE MK61 ABS pump and control module, fitted to Volkswagen, Audi, Seat, Skoda, Dodge and Ford, plus 27 other makes. There are 143 listings below — every one a repair of your own unit, rebuilt and returned to the same car.

When does an ABS pump and control module need repairing?

The usual signs are:

• ABS warning light on with the traction-control light
• a hard or long brake pedal
• the pump running on after the engine is switched off
• stored codes pointing at the hydraulic unit or the pressure sensor

Find your vehicle in the list above, or search by the number printed on the unit — the same hardware is often sold under several part numbers.

How the repair works

Send the unit to us and we test it, replace the failed components and test it again under load before it goes back — usually within 2–5 working days. Because you get your original unit back, it keeps the coding and security data already matched to your car, so no programming or dealer visit is needed. Every electronic repair carries a 24-month warranty. See how to order for the full process.