emilia_becker79
Skoda Roomster ABS Fault Lateral Sensor
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A 2009 Skoda Roomster is experiencing an ABS safety warning light, with diagnostics indicating a lateral sensor fault, leading to non-functional ABS and electronic stability systems. The issue is likely due to a defective control unit, as confirmed by a garage. The suggested solution is to replace the control unit, which is estimated to cost around 1000€.
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emilia_becker79 (community.author)
Yaw rate? Is that the same as the lateral sensor? The error code points to the lateral acceleration sensor specifically.
melissadrache1
It could be called either, or both. If the code specifies the lateral acceleration sensor, it's likely that. Given the symptoms and fault code, and my experience, it probably does need replacing. A workshop visit might be your best bet.
emilia_becker79 (community.author)
Garage confirmed lateral sensor fault. A new control unit is needed, costing around 1000€. Thanks for the advice.
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melissadrache1
I had similar ABS/traction control issues on my old Volvo V70. The yaw rate sensor was faulty. Do you have any stored fault codes related to yaw rate or lateral acceleration?