ModuleMaster success
 

<center><img src="http://pictureposter.audiworld.com/66860/abs_screw.jpg"></center><p>Threw the "connection intermittent" code so it was time to send it off. Their removal video neglected to mention that you'll need to disconnect the feed hose to the headlight washers (not a standard option?) but I had let the fluid run to the bottom, so that wasn't a big mess. Dropping the tank turned out to be the most difficult thing to manage, since the hoses to the pump at the bottom didn't quite allow it to "drop" nicely.

I bought a Torx set to do the A8 upgrade with and they almost didn't work for this application, as you can see.

Sent it via UPS 2-day on monday and got it back via FedEx on the following monday. No more ding-ding-ding and the unit works fine.

mind if i ask how much it was???
 

mine needs some sevicing too :/

Look here...
 

<ul><li><a href="http://www.modulemaster.com/audiabsbsrepair.html">http://www.modulemaster.com/audiabsbsrepair.html</a</li></ul>

30something for UPS, 14something for fedex return, 250 for the repair

not bad..

Re: ModuleMaster success
 

I just installed a abs controller repaired by module master last night. The light is off and I tested the abs in wet leaves and it works normally. I would recommend them. The dealer wanted $900+ to do it. You can save yourself $600+ and it's an easy swap in/out.