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ABS pump and control module Renault ATE 476608247R 10096114113 000405104D0
  • ABS pump and control module Renault ATE 476608247R 10096114113 000405104D0
  • ABS pump and control module Renault ATE 476608247R 10096114113 000405104D0 - photo 2
  • Part Type ABS pump with control module
  • Vehicle Make and Model Renault
  • OEM Part Number 476608247R
  • ABS Pump Part Number 10.0961-1411.3 / 10096114113
  • ABS Pump Part Number 000405104D0
  • Warranty 6-month warranty
  • Testing & Inspection Device thoroughly inspected and tested by a certified technician
  • Condition Used, working, in good condition
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PRODUCT DETAILS

  • Part Type ABS pump with control module
  • Vehicle Make and Model Renault
  • OEM Part Number 476608247R
  • ABS Pump Part Number 10.0961-1411.3 / 10096114113
  • ABS Pump Part Number 000405104D0
  • Warranty 6-month warranty
  • Testing & Inspection Device thoroughly inspected and tested by a certified technician
  • Condition Used, working, in good condition

How do you check whether the three numbers in this Renault offer match yours?

Used, working, genuine ABS pump with control module. Make: Renault. The list has number 476608247R, an ATE number and number 000405104D0.

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Renault: ABS unit 476608247R, ATE 10.0961-1411.3, 000405104D0

The unit comes from a Renault, and we do not know the model from the offer. That is why selection is based on numbers. There are three: two part numbers (OEM) and one ATE number. The part is used, working and genuine. Copy the numbers from your pump and put them next to the list.

A set to compare

  • 476608247R - part number (OEM): 476608247R
  • 10096114113 - ATE number: 10.0961-1411.3
  • 000405104D0 - part number (OEM): 000405104D0

Number 000405104D0 is written in an unusual way, so check it character by character, especially the zeros and the letter D. We do not assign roles to the numbers.

When the brakes work but the ABS does not

It is usually described like this:

  • the ABS light stays on all the time,
  • diagnostics report a module fault,
  • while driving, the ABS works one moment and not the next,
  • nothing changes after the plug is disconnected.

Do not start with a replacement. Look at the connectors, the condition of the wiring and the fuses, and then read out the faults. Allow for bleeding after the unit is replaced. Ask the garage about any coding that may be needed.

Questions before buying

Do I need to know the Renault model?
No, because we do not state it anyway. A full set of numbers is enough.
What is 000405104D0?
It is a part number (OEM) from the offer, written the way we give it in the description.
Which number should I compare first?
Start with 476608247R, then check the other two.
Should I write if I can see only one number?
Yes. Give it in your message and we will check the rest.

Have the old part in your hands? Note down the three numbers and send them to us before ordering.

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