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today i took the 2002 mk2 for a test drive usual smooth quiet drive the heat shield was loose but easy fix. The question is that when pumping the footbrake repeatedly the brake/abs and no abs warning light came on followed by an audible warning sound. Is this normal or am i just paranoid about this master cylinder ? Anyone with a mint mk2,try it n let me know pls.

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The 2002 GS have a different master cylinder from the pre-facelift 98-2000 cars. Therefore the known problems with the earlier models do not apply to yours. That's not to say the brake system in the car you're looking at is working properly, but the master cylinder problem you're talking about affects a specific component which isn't even fitted to that vehicle.

How were you performing this brake pumping - were you stationary? Was the engine running?

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