SEAT TOLEDO ABS REPAIR
MÓDULO ABS SEAT TOLEDO
350,00 € + VAT
We permanently fix any SEAT ABS module fault through our comprehensive remanufacturing. To repair the SEAT ABS module, you just need to send us your unit together with the fault codes. Our technicians will diagnose the SEAT ABS control unit and carry out an exact rebuild, replacing the faulty components. Get your car back to full safety, with a warranty.
You only pay once your module has been repaired
- Repair in 24/48 h
- No upfront payment
- Up to 2 years’ warranty
- Fixed price, no surprises
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TOLEDO MODULE
SEAT TOLEDO ABS
SEAT Toledo ABS repair means returning your own remanufactured SEAT Toledo ABS control unit to you, with the hydraulic unit and circuit board restored, with no need to recode the vehicle or rely on a breaker’s yard spare of uncertain compatibility. The Toledo was built between 1991 and 2019 in several generations, each with its own control unit part number, and a 2013 SEAT Toledo ABS module is one of those that reach the workshop most often, as it belongs to the generation with the most cars on the road today. This is the SEAT Toledo version for which we repair the ABS module. If you can’t find your car, contact us and we’ll help you.
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SEAT Toledo
1991 – 10/2004 / 2012 – 2019
Standard ABS module
SEAT Toledo 5P2
11/2004 – 2009
ATE MK61 module
Same model, two different modules
Not every Toledo has the same ABS: depending on the version and year, it is fitted with one module or another.
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Standard ABS module
The standard ABS fitted to most SEAT models: hydraulic unit, pump and control unit in a single block. We remanufacture it in full and keep its original coding.
Request repairModelsToledo
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ATE MK61 module
The evolution of the MK60 launched by ATE in 2004: hydraulic unit, pump and the control unit for ABS and stability control in a single block. Fitted by many European and Japanese brands.
View module detailsModelsToledo 5P2
How to tell which one you have: find your car in the list of models above; each card shows the module it has. If in doubt, send us a photo of the module's part number and we will tell you which it is.

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GARAGE COLLECTION
Depending on what you choose, you ship it yourself or we collect the part from the trusted private address or garage you give us.
TECHNICAL REPAIR CENTRE
Diagnosis and repair in 24/48 h by specialist technicians. Guaranteed repair, whatever the type of fault.
CERTIFIED DELIVERY
We send you the invoice for payment and return the repaired module to the garage or trusted address, with a warranty of up to 2 years.
WHY DOES IT FAIL?
SEAT TOLEDO ABS FAULT Symptoms
The Seat Toledo has no table of ABS fault codes accessible to the user, so a SEAT Toledo ABS fault is detected by the symptoms it causes while driving rather than by a specific code on the dashboard. It’s always best to start by checking the brake fluid level and the condition of the battery, because low voltage can turn the warning light on without there being any real fault in the SEAT Toledo ABS module. If the warning light doesn’t go out after that check, these are the most common symptoms:
ABS warning light on without a real fault
Before thinking of a module fault, check the brake fluid level and the condition of the battery: low voltage can turn on the SEAT Toledo ABS warning light without the control unit having any internal fault.
Brake pedal with irregular travel
Feeling the pedal harder on some stops than on others, or travel that is no longer consistent, is one of the earliest signs that the Toledo’s ABS is starting to fail.
Inconsistent braking between wheels
If one wheel grips earlier or harder than the others when braking, especially on wet roads or in an emergency stop, the ABS is no longer managing brake force distribution correctly.
ESP warning light on together with the ABS light
On the Toledo, the ABS and ESP share the same electronic control unit, so seeing both warning lights on at the same time usually points to a single internal fault in the module, not two separate faults.
Intermittent fault due to corroded connectors
Over the years and the miles, the SEAT Toledo ABS module connectors commonly corrode, causing a fault that comes and goes with no fixed pattern, especially on the oldest cars.
Diagnosis with an OBD reader before repairing
An OBD reader lets you check whether fault codes are stored in the control unit and rule out the problem coming from a wheel speed sensor rather than the module itself.
ABS REPAIR PRICE
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