VW Golf Mk5 ABS Pump Control Module Part No. 1K0 907 379 AA (2004-2009)

Yes. Installing SKU: VW379AA requires software configuration and sensor adaptation. This ATE MK60 generation controller uses a 7-digit Soft Coding (or short coding) value matched to your specific vehicle chassis, engine size, brake disc package (e.g., FS III vs FN3 callipers), and transmission type. Before removing your damaged unit, read and record the existing coding string via VCDS (VAG-COM), ODIS, or an equivalent diagnostic tool. After physical installation and a pressure brake bleed, write the coding to the replacement unit, then complete basic zero-point adaptations in VCDS measuring blocks for the G85 Steering Angle Sensor, G200 Lateral Acceleration Sensor, and G201 Brake Pressure Sensor to clear all dashboard warning lights.

The definitive failure code for the ATE MK60 platform is 01435: Brake Pressure Sensor 1 (G201) - Implausible Signal / Electrical Fault in Circuit. The internal micro-machined pressure transducer located inside the hydraulic block experiences internal wire bond separation under thermal expansion, causing the ESP light to remain permanently lit. Other common fault codes for this hardware include: * 01276 (ABS Hydraulic Pump - V64): Internal pump motor supply or brush wear failure. * 00285 / 00290: ABS Wheel Speed Sensor electrical circuit faults caused by internal ECU signal conditioning chip failure rather than the wheel hub sensor itself. * 16352: Control Module Defective.

No. The 1K0 907 379 AA belongs to the first-generation ATE MK60 family (standard on 2004–2008 Golf Mk5, Audi A3 8P, and Jetta 1K models). It uses a 26-pin or 47-pin connector configuration with an integrated internal sensor block. The later 2009+ MK60EC1 units feature a 38-pin or redesigned 46-pin wiring harness, inverted brake fluid line port threads, and complex multi-byte Long Coding algorithms that cannot communicate with early Mk5 CAN-gateway architectures. Always replace a failing MK60 unit with the exact matching hardware family and compatible suffix revisions (such as 1K0 907 379 AA, AC, or D).