ponythegringo

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• Dec 27, 2022

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Hi my front right drivers side abs sensor is malfunctioning and flagging a fault code on my code reader so i want to replace it but when i go shopping for it there are multiple part numbers listed
SSW100030G
SSW100080
SSW100030A
SSW100030

Which one do i need for the front right side ( drivers) ?

 

andyfreelandy

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• Dec 27, 2022

• #2

SSW 000010 will fit all corners of your 2003 TD4 assuming you haven't changed it since you wrote your profile !

The 100030 variants fit up to 1A00001 VIN number. Up until around 2000 model year.

 

Last edited: Dec 28, 2022

ponythegringo

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• Dec 27, 2022

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Thanks for the speedy reply . Yes I'm still driving the same one, it's up to 134k miles now.
I've got the three amigos and a rough noise pulling away in first after about 10 feet distance.

 

Last edited: Dec 27, 2022

andyfreelandy

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• Dec 27, 2022

• #4

Sensor shouldn't give you the rough noise. Unless it has broken physically.

Earlier models had a reluctance ring on the driveshaft which could rust but yours has a magnetic striped wheel bearing which influences the active abs sensor.

Check wheel bearing while doing the repair to check for noise and play.

 

ponythegringo

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• Dec 27, 2022

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i'll definitely check that bearing ,thanks.

After a bit of a look round it seems that i might have the SSW000010 one because mine has a bright blue connector like on this page

 

ponythegringo

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• Dec 27, 2022

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This is mine , connector is same as the SSW000010 or maybe someone jerry-rigged this to fit .
Or the website is wrong

 

Last edited: Dec 27, 2022

andyfreelandy

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• Dec 28, 2022

• #7

Amended above. Ssw000010 is correct.
Not sure of difference between 30 and 80 they are for the earlier vehicles.

Apologies. Looked up the 000030 saw it was wrong so it did look like the other one.

 

ponythegringo

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• Dec 29, 2022

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It's quite confusing so i just went by the connector in the end , thanks for your input . much appreciated