ABS Pump Repair for Braking Safety. Lifetime Warranty. Tested Fast.

✅ Lifetime Warranty on All Repairs

⚡ Tested in 24 Hours or It’s Free (Catalogue Units)

🚚 Nationwide Courier Collection Available

ABS Pump Repair You Can Trust – Backed for Life

If your ABS pump is causing warning lights, braking faults, or inconsistent performance, we’re here to help. At ECU Fix, we provide fast, expert ABS pump repair that gets your braking system back to full function—without the cost of replacement.

For units listed in our online repair catalogue, we guarantee testing within 24 hours, or your repair is completely free. Not listed? No problem. We can still test and repair most ABS pumps—just send us your vehicle or part details, and we’ll confirm.

Every repair is backed by our lifetime warranty, giving you total confidence on the road.

Why Choose ECU Fix for ABS Pump Repair?

  • ⚡ 24-Hour Testing Guarantee on catalogue units—or your repair is free
  • 🛡️ Lifetime Warranty on all successful ABS pump repairs
  • 🚚 Nationwide Courier Collection available upon request
  • 🧰 Repairs carried out in-house by experienced technicians
  • 💷 No Fix, No Fee – only pay collection & return shipping if unrepairable

Common ABS Pump Faults We Repair

If you’re noticing any of the following issues, your ABS pump may be to blame:

  • ABS or brake warning light illuminated
  • Pressure sensor faults
  • Pump motor not activating
  • Communication loss with diagnostics
  • Brakes binding or dragging
  • Inconsistent or unsafe braking

These faults often indicate internal failure—but in most cases, we can repair the unit quickly and affordably.

How Our ABS Pump Repair Service Works

1. Book Your ABS Pump Repair

Start your order in one of three ways:

2. Send Your Unit or Request Collection

We offer optional UK-wide courier collection, or you can post the ABS pump to us.

3. Testing and Repair

  • If your unit is in our catalogue, we’ll test it within 24 hours—or the repair is free
  • If it’s not listed, we can still usually test and repair it
    If the unit cannot be repaired, you’ll only pay collection & return shipping.

4. Return and Refit

We return your fully repaired ABS pump, ready to refit and protected by a lifetime warranty.

Why Repair Your ABS Pump Instead of Replacing It?

New ABS pumps can cost hundreds of pounds—and may require additional programming. Our ABS pump repair service is faster, more affordable, and avoids unnecessary coding in most cases. Plus, with our lifetime guarantee, you’re covered long after the job is done.

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How much does it cost to fix an ABS pump?

At ECU Fix, ABS pump repairs start from £160, depending on the fault. This includes full testing, expert repair and a lifetime warranty.

Can an ABS pump be repaired?

Yes, most ABS pumps can be professionally repaired by our team—saving you the high cost of replacement.

Can I drive with a faulty ABS pump?

Technically yes, but it’s not safe. A faulty ABS pump affects braking performance, especially in emergency or wet conditions. We recommend repair as soon as possible.

Is ABS pump an MOT failure?

Yes. A lit ABS warning light or a non-functioning ABS system will usually result in MOT failure.

What causes ABS pump failure?

Common causes include:

  • Water ingress and corrosion
  • Faulty brake pressure sensors
  • Internal electrical issues
  • Pump motor failure
  • ECU communication errors

What does ABS failure feel like?

You may notice:

  • A warning light on the dashboard
  • Reduced braking control
  • Pulsating brake pedal
  • Increased stopping distance
  • Wheel lock-up during hard braking

How much does it cost to replace an ABS pump?

Including parts, labour, and programming, full replacement costs can exceed £1,200. Repairing with ECU Fix starts from just £160.

Is it expensive to fix an ABS problem?

Not with ECU Fix. Our ABS pump repairs are affordable, starting from £160 with no hidden costs, and always include a lifetime warranty.

What happens if your ABS pump fails?

Your anti-lock braking system will stop working. As a result, the vehicle may skid under braking, and you’ll see the ABS warning light. It’s a serious safety risk.