ABS rings for Audi A6 S6 Turbo Quattro

Looking for a replacement ABS ring for your Audi A6 S6 Turbo quattro? Here you will find the exact parts to suit your all-wheel-drive saloon without browsing irrelevant listings. Simply...

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Item no.:0393281
  • ABS teeth: 45
  • Inner diameter: 64 mm
  • Outer diameter: 74 mm
  • Width: 8,1 mm
Item no.:333983
  • Position: Front
  • ABS teeth: 45
  • Inner diameter: 64 mm
  • Outer diameter: 74 mm
  • Width: 8,1 mm

ABS rings for Audi A6 S6 Turbo Quattro

The Audi A6 S6 Turbo Quattro represents a unique blend of executive luxury and high performance, where the turbocharged engine places heavy demands on the car's drivetrain. Safely managing this power requires a flawless braking and stability system. The ABS ring is a small yet crucial piece of this puzzle. On this page, we have gathered ABS rings that are technically verified to work seamlessly with the specific suspension and drivetrain of your S6. By choosing a component tailored precisely to your vehicle's specifications, you ensure that the safety systems communicate properly with the central control unit. We focus on providing premium-quality parts engineered to withstand the rigorous demands of all-wheel drive and high torque.

What does an ABS ring do on an Audi A6 S6 Turbo Quattro?

The ABS ring on an Audi A6 S6 Turbo Quattro acts as a critical link within the car's electronic safety network. Fitted to the rotating section of the drivetrain, its toothed profile is continuously read by a magnetic wheel speed sensor. This data is not only vital for the ABS to prevent wheel lock-up, but is also fundamental to the electronic stability programme (ESP) and the intelligent Quattro system. If an ABS reluctor ring generates inaccurate readings, the car may mistakenly register wheel slip, triggering unwanted interventions in engine output or braking force distribution. For a performance saloon like the S6, where precision is essential, a clean and stable signal from the ABS ring is critical under all driving conditions—from urban traffic to spirited driving on twisting roads.

Common signs of wear

Identifying a failing ABS ring early can save you money and ensure your safety. The most obvious indicator is an illuminated ABS or traction control warning light on your dashboard. Another common symptom on the Audi A6 S6 Turbo Quattro is a distinct pulsing sensation through the brake pedal just before coming to a complete stop, even during gentle braking on dry asphalt. This is frequently caused by a hairline crack in the ring, which creates an abnormal gap that the sensor misinterprets as a locked wheel. Because these cars are driven through harsh European winters, road salt and corrosion are the main culprits, causing the ring to expand and eventually snap. If you notice unusual behaviour from the four-wheel-drive system under acceleration, it may also indicate that the reluctor ring is providing erratic rotational data to the control unit.

Choosing the right ABS ring

Selecting the correct ABS ring for your Audi A6 S6 Turbo Quattro requires attention to detail. Variations in diameter and tooth count exist depending on the model year and specific drivetrain setup. For S6 models, it is especially important to ensure the ring is manufactured from high-grade material capable of handling the substantial heat generated by the performance brakes. We strongly recommend selecting your exact vehicle make, model and engine to filter out unsuitable parts. Once the component arrives, carry out a quick visual comparison with your existing ring before fitting. Check that the tooth profile matches and that the inner diameter allows for a proper press-fit without damage. A correctly installed ring must sit firmly with zero play to guarantee a reliable signal throughout the car's lifespan.

Related parts to inspect

You may also wish to check these matching pages for the same vehicle when working on the ABS ring:

When a drivetrain component begins to show wear, adjacent parts on the same vehicle often warrant inspection. By checking these matching pages for the Audi A6 S6 Turbo Quattro, you can easily determine whether an issue lies purely with the ABS ring or with another nearby section of the drivetrain.

This is particularly relevant on performance models where vibrations, play and unwanted noises can transfer symptoms across several driveline components. Checking related categories helps ensure you do not replace the right type of part while overlooking an adjacent component that causes the same underlying fault.

Why buy from CVJoint24?

Ordering from CVJoint24 means choosing a Swedish driveline specialist dedicated to high quality and technical expertise. We understand that owners of an Audi A6 S6 Turbo Quattro expect the best from their car parts, which is why we only supply components that meet or exceed original equipment standards. With our fitment guarantee, you can rest assured that your new ABS ring will fit your vehicle accurately. We combine extensive warehouse stock in Sweden with fast delivery across the EU, minimising downtime in the garage. By selecting your exact make, model and engine variant, you avoid incorrect purchases and enjoy a smooth, reliable shopping experience from start to finish.

Frequently asked questions about ABS rings for Audi A6 S6 Turbo Quattro

Why does the ABS warning light come on in my Audi A6 S6 Turbo Quattro?

This is usually caused by a cracked or corroded ABS ring sending erratic signals to the sensor, or by a faulty ABS sensor itself.

Can I replace just the ABS ring, or do I need to replace the entire CV joint?

On most Audi A6 S6 models, the ABS ring can be replaced separately if the CV joint is otherwise in good condition, making it a cost-effective repair.

How do I know which ABS ring fits my S6 Turbo Quattro?

The most reliable method is to select your vehicle's make, model and engine variant on cvjoint24.com. We filter out the exact parts with the correct tooth count and diameter.

Does a damaged ABS ring affect the Quattro system?

Yes. The four-wheel drive system relies on wheel speed data to distribute power correctly. A faulty signal can disrupt system operation and vehicle stability.

What tools are needed to replace an ABS ring?

You will generally need standard hand tools to remove the road wheel, brake caliper and CV joint, along with equipment to thoroughly clean the seat and press or heat-fit the new ring into place.

What happens if I continue driving with a cracked ABS ring?

In addition to the ABS potentially deactivating, you may experience pulsing under braking at low speeds and inappropriate intervention from the electronic stability control system.