A faulty transmission control module (TCM) most often causes limp mode with the gearbox stuck in one gear, harsh jolts when you select D or R, erratic gear changes, flashing PRND letters and a gearbox or engine warning light. However, the same symptoms are often caused by a low gearbox oil level, a weak battery, a poor earth or a faulty sensor. To test a transmission control module, start by checking the battery and reading the fault codes with a diagnostic tool that can talk to the gearbox control unit, then check the power supply, the connector, the oil and the live data. Below we explain the symptoms, the diagnostic steps and what the most common fault codes mean.
ABS pump and control module Alfa Romeo ATE 51898163 10021206704 10096128073
Vendors's code: 51898163
Product code: 10096128073
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Got ABS symptoms in your Alfa? Check numbers 51898163, 10.0212-0670.4 and 10.0961-2807.3
A pump and control module unit, used, in working order, original. Before comparing numbers, carry out simple diagnostics.
Alfa Romeo, ABS 51898163 and two ATE numbers: a check from symptom to list
Below you will find an ABS unit with the part number (OEM) 51898163 and two ATE numbers. It is for the Alfa Romeo make. We do not state the model - selection is by part numbers. Go through the steps in order: symptoms, reading the fault codes, checking the sensors and wiring, and finally the list of numbers. The part is used, in working order and original.
Finally: the numbers and how they are written
- 51898163 - part number (OEM): 51898163
- 10021206704 - ATE number: 10.0212-0670.4
- 10096128073 - ATE number: 10.0961-2807.3
ATE numbers appear in two forms: with dots and a hyphen (10.0212-0670.4) or as 11 digits (10021206704). Both mean the same. We do not say which part of the unit a given number refers to, so compare the full set.
Where the search starts
Units like this come into play when you notice that:
- the ABS light is on together with other warning lights,
- the ABS system reports a fault after a cold start,
- the pump can be heard working at unusual moments,
- diagnostics cannot see the ABS module on the bus.
Start by reading the fault codes and checking the supply voltage. Inspect the module connector and the sensor wiring. Only then reach for a part. After replacement the brakes are bled, and if necessary the workshop will check whether coding is needed.
Before you compare the numbers
| Which ATE number is the right one? |
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| We do not point to one. Compare your part with both: 10.0212-0670.4 and 10.0961-2807.3. |
| Is this a unit for a specific Alfa model? |
| We do not state the model. The numbers on the list decide the selection. |
| Is 10021206704 the same number as 10.0212-0670.4? |
| Yes, it is the same number written as a single string. |
| What if I have a different OEM number? |
| Write to us with the numbers you have. We will check whether any of them is in the listing. |
Have the old part to hand? Send us its numbers before you buy, and we will compare them with the list.
