Brake Abs Warning Light problems of the 2010 Volkswagen Jetta

Tl-the contact owns a 2010 Volkswagen Jetta. The contact stated that while driving 65 mph the abs light started beeping. The contact started to brake but the brakes did not initually slow the vehicle down. The vehicle eventually slowed down and the contact was able to pull to the side of the road and stopped for 15 minutes. The contact slowly drove home with the abs and other lights flashing and the needles on the gas tankgoing back and forth wildly. It took the contact hours fior the contact to get home. The dealer gunther Volkswagen of fort lauderdale 1660 s state rd 7, fort lauderdale, FL 33317 (954) 797-1660 stated that the contact leave the vehicle for diagnosis. They confirmed the abs system was the issue but the said the vehicle was not under a recall and would cost $2,800 to fix. The manufacturer said the same that there was no recall on the vehicle. The vehicle is currently at the dealer. The failure mileage was 135,000. Tf.

After taking my 2010 Volkswagen Jetta to my yearly texas inspection it did not pass because is has the brake and the abs light on. The abs light is illuminated with fault code 01130 and or 16352- abs replacement after 45f2 recall. The dealer recall #16v913000 & t. S. B# 45-1704 where in clearly includes my vehicle in the range of VIN numbers affected by this fault. Volkswagen does not want to honor this recall because it does not show up in their system with my VIN#. But as stated before there is a "recall #16v913000 & t. S. B# 45-1704 where in clearly includes my vehicle in the range of VIN numbers affected by this fault. " I am attaching a document with a copy of the tbs . The part that I do not understand is that Volkswagen know that they had that effect and my car has it but since they do not have my car int he list they do not want to honor the recall. Can you please help me with this? thanks.

Turned on the car one day and the abs light came on and the emergency brake indicator started flashing on the dash. It lasted for a few days and then went away, but came back again a day later. I took the vehicle in to get it inspected and the anti-lock brake (abs) control module was faulty and had to be removed and replaced, which cost me over $2000. My complaint is that there is a recall for the same exact problem for the same year, make, and model of my car but a different engine type, therefore, it does not apply to my car (according to the VIN and your website). The recall campaign number that I am referencing is 16v913000. After reading other complaints, it seems I am not alone in my frustrations and that many others are affected by this issue as well.

2010 vw Jetta se not long after purchasing teh vehicle used in 2016, the abs and esc lights started coming on. We didn't really notice any change in the vehicle performance, but were concerned about the lights being on, especially since it concerned the brakes and stability. On 6/14/19 we took the vehicle to the local dealer to have this issue checked out. The receipt from that visit showed that the abs pump and module had faults. The dealership recommended replacing both at a cost of $2,610. We asked the service person what would happen if we didn't replace them and he said the brakes would still work but the abs might not function properly, but that we should be ok. We have continued to drive the vehicle with the lights on most of the time since then without any noticeable performance change; however, performance is starting to become an issue. The abs and esc lights have been remaining illuminated for quite some time now. Also in the last month or two the check engine light is now starting to come on periodically with a corresponding issue with the steering being more difficult. We are becoming more concerned about safety. As a result, we took the vehicle to an independent repair shop this week to get the problem checked out. He informed us that there is an active recall (16v913000) that would correct all of these issues. He gave us a copy of the recall and said we would need to take it to the local dealer to have the repair done. We contacted the local vw dealer and they told us the recall doesn't apply to our vehicle, so I then called the national vw customer service number and was told the same thing. What can we do to have vw honor the recall for our vehicle?.

Car was taken into dealership in April 2015 for inspection. Needed new struts and driver door panel, door needed fixed due to no lights on locks and door itself would not lock. Paid $1400 for everything when picking up the car, got in car and radio did not work when picking up. Said it was a fuse, never fixed the problem. September 2015 windshield wipers quit working. $45 for that repair. 2-3 weeks later battery died. Replaced the battery for $111. 3-4 weeks later battery was dead again, had to tow it to shop. Replaced battery again $200+ parts and labor. 3-4 weeks later after replacing the battery twice, same thing happens again. Car is dead, towed to shop again. Can't figure out the problem, towed to dealership. Taken to a dealership for one problem of the car being dead now there is a shifter problem and the abs unit needs replaced. The abs lights were not on while the car was at the last shop before this dealership. The car hasn't been driven for approximately 5-6 months if not longer due to these issues. How does my abs unit need replaced if it hasn't been driven?.