VW CC / Passat ABS fault - how to disable faulty ABS module

VW CC / VW Passat ABS fault - temporarily disabling ABS system - video showing how to disable the ABS pump when it activates randomly and can cause hazard or of it's constantly on, it is the same procedure on most VAG group cars, so will apply to VW, Audi, Skoda and Seat, in this case it's a 2013 VW Passat CC / VW CC.
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[@wall2wall925]

How do you fix this?

[@signummotors]

It turned out to be just an ABS sensor, that’s all. But was harder to diagnose due to showing random errors. There will be a video on my Superb that had similar problem but keeps coming up with even more random fault codes. Skoda shows both rear and one front sensor, but CC was more consistent and showing only both rear ones, one was actually damaged.

[@wall2wall925]

@@signummotors very good glad to hear you resolved issue with relatively low cost. I have this same issue at the moment, with the abs kicking I'm giving the grinding noise and vibration in brake pedal. The problem originated after a car wash and me hitting electric park brake while still moving. So not sure which action caused the fault. OBD11 showing multiple faults of the following : left abs wheel sensor, tire pressure monitoring control module, steering assistance brake control module. I will change rear left abs/speed sensor. Subscribed to your content.