ABS/Brake light
#11
BTW<------You should thank that shop for screwing you.
#13
#14
Ok here is a update on this.I replaced the front wheel hub the light went out for awhile.and then it keeps coming on and then it goes off thne turns back on.The durango drive normal.What do I do to fix this.where are all the speed sensors.thanks for all your Help.My speedo is working fine.Bill
Last edited by billdixon; 01-14-2011 at 12:17 PM.
#16
Yeah typically it wont have codes if you don't have a check engine light.
How is your brake booster? Check the vacuum lines to the booster and make sure theres no cracks and also when your stopping there should be no tightness. I had this happen on my D and it ended up needing a new brake booster. Especially with a intermittent ABS and brake light.
How is your brake booster? Check the vacuum lines to the booster and make sure theres no cracks and also when your stopping there should be no tightness. I had this happen on my D and it ended up needing a new brake booster. Especially with a intermittent ABS and brake light.
#17
Depends;
If you have ABS sensors on the front wheel bearings then you have 3 wheel ABS (called 4 wheel ABS). If you don't have ABS sensors on the front hubs then you have 2 wheel ABS.
So the "4 wheel" ABS has a sensor on each front wheel and a single sensor on the top of the rear differential. The "2 wheel ABS" only has the rear differential sensor.
However there is also a transmission output sensor. This sensor will trigger ABS codes but not screw up the speedo. You could try to replace this sensor.
Next thing I would tell you to do is visit a junk yard and get a new ABS module with the same type ABS system (either 2 wheel or 4 wheel) and same year as yours and swap them to see if your issue goes away or check connections. It is located just under your master cylinder yet plugged in to the ABS valve body. It is just electric.
If you have ABS sensors on the front wheel bearings then you have 3 wheel ABS (called 4 wheel ABS). If you don't have ABS sensors on the front hubs then you have 2 wheel ABS.
So the "4 wheel" ABS has a sensor on each front wheel and a single sensor on the top of the rear differential. The "2 wheel ABS" only has the rear differential sensor.
However there is also a transmission output sensor. This sensor will trigger ABS codes but not screw up the speedo. You could try to replace this sensor.
Next thing I would tell you to do is visit a junk yard and get a new ABS module with the same type ABS system (either 2 wheel or 4 wheel) and same year as yours and swap them to see if your issue goes away or check connections. It is located just under your master cylinder yet plugged in to the ABS valve body. It is just electric.
#19
What do you mean by "it didn't fit that good?" I recently replaced mine (same year and model) and the plugs were identicle. Where did you get the hub... and are you certain it was the same year. Also, there is a slight difference in the driver and passenger side hubs. I think it's just the physical placement of the plug and routing of the cable though. Did you reuse the ABS cable from your old hubs? That could be an issue.
#20