I have a A4 1998 2.8L quattro.
Checked it with the computer and this is what came back; Any feedback?

"DTC 01203: INSTRUMENT PANEL ABS PUMP VOLTAGE SUPPLY.
Faul may be caused by the following:
- Open circuit or excessive resistance in circuit between instrument panel cluster and ABS control unit terminal No. 10.
- Malfunction in instrument panel cluster.

If no malfunction can be found check instrument cluster combination processor. "

Any suggestions???

Aramis P.>

 

lol, huh... this post just resurfaced with a different question asked from a new person....

but if thats the code your car pulled than it seems that something is messed up with your gauge clester (possibly behind it)

if both your ABS and BRAKE LIGHT are on, it happened to me once andthe problem was one of my ABS sensors was not hooked up correctly. I was a litte confused on what you were asking so i hope i helped...

 

I had mine rebult here, and it's working fine.

http://www.modulemaster.com/audiabsbsrepair.html

 

My ABS light is now permanently on and I hear a beep when I start the engine, however my brakes are working fine.
My car loves to burn oil as well

 

Make sure your ABS wheel sensors are clean.

 

Thanks, I will have a look this evening, I will also top up the brake fluid. If that fails I will take Dave'sadvice, and change the pads (The rear pads were changed a few months ago, so there can't be too much wear left in the front ones)

 

i'm down... lol, i just got my 99 1.8t, and I have the flashing brake light and the constant ABS light.. so, it looks like im in pretty deep for that eh?

 

The constant (O) indicator lightwas my brake pads as correctly indicated by UK Dave.

 

that UKdave is good lol because its me of course, glad you got it sorted

 

Ok.. i have 99 2.8 Q, and this problem with ABS on / brake light flashing happened to me too..
and i got it scanned and it says, low signal from brake light switch ~..~; And my brake lights work just fine..
any ideas?