ABS and Brake light on
Mine did that and the speedo initially wouldn't work until about 10 mph, then 20, then 30 and finally 45 mph. As soon as I replaced the sensor it was back to normal. It takes about 1/2 hour and simple hand tools. Anyone who can change a tire can replace the abs/speed sensor.
Same thing happened on my Durango. Dealership told me it my was ABS control module, so I paid $75 to have it rebuilt by an online service instead of buying a new one for $350.
The lights were still on after I had the module rebuilt and I did a little more research and found the sensor in the rear axle that was prone to failing. I changed it and viola the lights went out.
The lights were still on after I had the module rebuilt and I did a little more research and found the sensor in the rear axle that was prone to failing. I changed it and viola the lights went out.
Just changed the ABS sensor on rear end of my sisters 3rd gen 1500. Was doing the same thing. $40 and about 20 minutes
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Easy as pie, If I just recently did it, so can you! A nut and a bolt and then you can pull it. The bitch is getting the new one in with that fresh O Ring on it. Took a bit of pushing hard to get it to seat right.
I went to AutoZone and they gave me a totally different one, I had to get it from the dealer, which was about $45.
I went to AutoZone and they gave me a totally different one, I had to get it from the dealer, which was about $45.



