One thing to note that was not mentioned. When you insert the terminal into the ABS connector, there is a lock which helps to secure the terminals in the connector. It is the pink mechanism in the connector which runs the length of the connector internally as viewed from the terminal side. You can see either end of the lock. At one end are pink cross-hairs and the other end a pink square with a notch in it. Use a pocket screw driver and push the lock outward via the notch in the pink square. This will allow you to insert the terminal a little easier and without distorting the terminals tangs which snap into the connector. After you've inserted the terminal then slide the pink lock back inward until it clicks.
This install was so easy until I got to plugging the little plug into the abs module. This took me forever to figure out because it wouldn't push in all the way until i found the purple tab. Once I opened the slot with the purple tab it went in nice an easy. I wish this was mentioned in the video but otherwise it was an easy install.
My panel lights aren’t working. When I push traction control button but is still indicating as working on the dash. , would you have any idea what’s wrong. ?
As I read the comments after install, like Paul, I had to slide the pink unlock mechanism on the abs module wire harness to "open" to get the wire in. It simply would not go in without unlocking it. Not sure if USP just accidentally edited that part or what? P.S. $110.00 shipped for this part from them is a little over priced 😡
I would assume so, because in my 2019 gti when I turned off traction control, a yellow warning like would come on. I want to say it was a triangle with an exclamation mark in it.
@@dayneellison3533 it took a lot of effort to get it to go through the firewall. I ended up using some stiffer wire and electrical tape around the wire and was able to get it through the firewall. It works great now that I have it installed!
i put that kit in my Jetta 2011 2.5, just how you siad and it doesn't work, when I push the button nothing happen any light in the dash turns on, what should I do next? you didn't put in your video how the button work at the end ?
I just installed this on my 2011 Jetta se, as it turns out some cars do not have the light on the dash at all that tells you if the stability control is off, so what you have to do to test is go in rain, or grass and just try to spin the tires
@@carguycam_7928 i just kept trying to force it thru with a long skinny piece of metal, it'll come out straight thru but then has to bend upwards just after the firewall in the engine bay, just keep trying until it gets thru it took me about 45 min of messing with it
How would i go about doing this if i dont have an "accessory panel" for the button? I have the mk6 jetta se but its a 2014 and doesnt have a row of buttons, instead a row of ridges.
this sucks to install if you have the 1.8t and big hands. there’s hardly any room to fit your hand inside where you’re supposed the feed the wire. spent 2 hours and had no success.
You actually have this backwards... We are the originators of this harness and have been making it in-house for the past 8 years. The Chinese kit you're referring to is a knock-off of ours and they forgot to add the t-tap.
I just installed this on my 2011 Jetta se, as it turns out some cars do not have the light on the dash at all that tells you if the stability control is off, so what you have to do to test is go in rain, or grass and just try to spin the tires
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thanks it works for me (jetta GLI 2012 with push start). No programation needed
One thing to note that was not mentioned. When you insert the terminal into the ABS connector, there is a lock which helps to secure the terminals in the connector. It is the pink mechanism in the connector which runs the length of the connector internally as viewed from the terminal side. You can see either end of the lock. At one end are pink cross-hairs and the other end a pink square with a notch in it. Use a pocket screw driver and push the lock outward via the notch in the pink square. This will allow you to insert the terminal a little easier and without distorting the terminals tangs which snap into the connector. After you've inserted the terminal then slide the pink lock back inward until it clicks.
Dude, you're a lifesaver! I was wondering why it wasnt going in smoothly. They conveniently cut that part put of the video
Thank you sir!
This install was so easy until I got to plugging the little plug into the abs module. This took me forever to figure out because it wouldn't push in all the way until i found the purple tab. Once I opened the slot with the purple tab it went in nice an easy. I wish this was mentioned in the video but otherwise it was an easy install.
Wich purple tab?? Its been 4hrs and i cant figure it out
@@lequebecois420 did you find it?
@@rocknroller2222 YUP
do i need to code it after with an odII if i install it on jetta 2017 1.4t
I have a 2012 tdi highline(with push to start) can i tap the dimmer wire straight to the dimmer wire of the push to start button?
Does the button supply power or a ground to the abs connector?
Will this work on facelift mk6 jettas also mine has push start in that spot can the button be moved over one?
Will this still work if my charger port is burnt out or do I have to get that fixed
Will I need to do any abs coding on a 2015 Vw Passat with the 1.8 TSI?
Ryan Cauchon i have the same question
Awesome Video. love the T-Tap thing. This is the first time i have seen such a thing. It is going to make my car's wiring so much easier
It's real piece of crap actually because if you install that where it is exposed that's the worst thing ever
Currently working on my 2017, Jetta 1.4 L
Have everything double checked all good, No luck make ABS to turn on or off. Perhaps I need the programming.
Hi I installed this and the wires were defective so I’m taking it out, how would I go about taking the traction control wire out of the abs harness
I have a 2018 jetta 2.0 tdi , and i want to do this but i live in morocco north africa i dont know where should i go to do this mod
can we install in nexa ignis petrol zeta model ?
My panel lights aren’t working. When I push traction control button but is still indicating as working on the dash. , would you have any idea what’s wrong. ?
How would I go about this if I have a 2014 Volkswagen Jetta SEL with push to start?
Hi.
Do you guys have one for 2018 beetle ?
It’s the same I have a 2013.5 beetle.
As I read the comments after install, like Paul, I had to slide the pink unlock mechanism on the abs module wire harness to "open" to get the wire in. It simply would not go in without unlocking it. Not sure if USP just accidentally edited that part or what? P.S. $110.00 shipped for this part from them is a little over priced 😡
Hey is there sepose to be a light on the dash after u press the botton?
I would assume so, because in my 2019 gti when I turned off traction control, a yellow warning like would come on. I want to say it was a triangle with an exclamation mark in it.
Will this fit a b7 v6?
Manaury Encarnacion let me know if they ever reply. I have a Passat GT and I hate the fact it doesn’t have this button.
Same question
Yes just installed mine yesterday
I’m really struggling to get through the firewall, any tips?
Me too, how did you do it?
@@dayneellison3533 it took a lot of effort to get it to go through the firewall. I ended up using some stiffer wire and electrical tape around the wire and was able to get it through the firewall. It works great now that I have it installed!
Why's that the dimmer? My harness did not came with it
Can i skip the dimmer wire? I keep mine all the way bright anyway
Have someone a DIY instruction for install TPMS SET button in jetta mk6?
Would this work on a 2017 jetta 1.4 tsi?
Chris Dorsey yeah man. I put it on my 2016 s
@@gli3536 did it require any programming?
Steve Drawdy yes unfortunately!
@@gli3536 thanks for the info!
i put that kit in my Jetta 2011 2.5, just how you siad and it doesn't work, when I push the button nothing happen any light in the dash turns on, what should I do next? you didn't put in your video how the button work at the end ?
Did you get it to work? I have a 2012 2.5 im thinking of getting this for.
I just installed this on my 2011 Jetta se, as it turns out some cars do not have the light on the dash at all that tells you if the stability control is off, so what you have to do to test is go in rain, or grass and just try to spin the tires
Mine doesn’t work in my 2016 Jetta 1.4T with push start, anyone know how to program it or where I can find directions?
Same I can’t find a place to code it
You guys dont have any locations around the tri state area where i can get this done to my jetta ? Im located in nyc
Hi.
Can you help me please with find EPS kit and adding traction control to my Kia Sportage 2015
Cant get thru the firewall where does it come out?
Having the same problem. What did you do?
@@carguycam_7928 i just kept trying to force it thru with a long skinny piece of metal, it'll come out straight thru but then has to bend upwards just after the firewall in the engine bay, just keep trying until it gets thru it took me about 45 min of messing with it
How would i go about doing this if i dont have an "accessory panel" for the button? I have the mk6 jetta se but its a 2014 and doesnt have a row of buttons, instead a row of ridges.
You have to buy the button blanks.
@@VandSlandscaping the blanks come with the
Kit.
can I install in Ford Ranger XLT 4x4 2017 ?. and How I make order. thank u
Tried to install this. Couldn’t remove the abs module. Lifted the tab but the module wouldn’t budge!
Stall same here I used a big flathead screwdriver and it helped to pop it up more and release it
this sucks to install if you have the 1.8t and big hands. there’s hardly any room to fit your hand inside where you’re supposed the feed the wire. spent 2 hours and had no success.
Not worth it... they literally forgot to add the TTap. It’s one of the most important pieces and they forgot to add it
They are literally re-selling Chinese wiring harnesses and adding the tap to it. You can legit get the same exact thing on ebay for 15 dollars
You actually have this backwards... We are the originators of this harness and have been making it in-house for the past 8 years. The Chinese kit you're referring to is a knock-off of ours and they forgot to add the t-tap.
Doesnt work at all in my 2011 Jetta SE. Overpriced waste of money.
I just installed this on my 2011 Jetta se, as it turns out some cars do not have the light on the dash at all that tells you if the stability control is off, so what you have to do to test is go in rain, or grass and just try to spin the tires
@@MyLifeThai371 funny you mention that. Ive since figured that out, cant believe its been 3 years already since ive installed my switch though
Would this work on a 2013 jetta tdi
will this work on a 2013 vw jetta trendline dsg?
only the GLIs from 2013 have a DSG dawg, you have a slow shifting auto transmission