What kind of ABS does Chrysler Town and Country use?

We offer a full selection of genuine Chrysler Town & Country ABS Control Modules, engineered specifically to restore factory performance. Please narrow the Anti Lock Brake Control Module results by selecting the vehicle.

Where is the ABS controller located on a car?

ABS Brake Control Module Replacement The ABS controller is used to monitor the wheel rotation speed and can go out as electronics sometimes do. This computer module is located on top of the pump motor and is attached by four or five mounting bolts.

When do you replace an ABS control module?

Other vehicles may require the two components to be replaced as a unit. This is dependent on how well you can access it and how the new module is sold. Step 2: Move onto part 3 or part 4. Skip to part 4 if you only need to remove the module and not the solenoid block and motor.

Where is the computer located in the ABS system?

This computer module is located on top of the pump motor and is attached by four or five mounting bolts. If the ABS system stays on after the key is turned off which is indicated by a humming noise or you have scanned the system and one of the valve control coils has burned out the unit needs to be replaced.

What are the components of an ABS module?

An ABS module actually consists of three components — the electrical module with electrical solenoids, the brake line block, and the pump motor that builds pressures in the brake lines to be used during ABS braking situations.

How much does it cost to replace an ABS module?

I have replaced ABS control module a couple of months ago. I ordered from ebay, it was around 270 $ and then the mechanic replaced it with a labor of 100 $. I don’t think he reprogrammed it. After driving a couple of miles I think the lights went off on its own.

When did the ABS control module go away?

The ABS was disabled and this went on for a few months, and then went away on its own. About a year later, it came back again and then went away after about a month. Now another year later it has come back again and not going away and inspection is in couple months.

What was the code for my ABS unit?

My ABS unit went bad, Code was C121C, torque request denied. Bought one from another forum member (wrecked car) and installed it. After the install, the drivability issues went away, but, I had three codes basically stating the there was VIN problem between the used ABS unit and my computer.

What to check before replacing ABS control module?

Suggest checking ABS wheel speed sensors and wheel bearing hub assemblies before deciding on ABS module diagnosis. Just for reference, this was a deep dive with a Matco reader I borrowed from my neighbor. In addition, there were no individual codes triggered for the wheel sensors.

What does the ABS control module do on a car?

The anti-lock braking system control module, also known as the ABS control module, works to prevent your wheels from locking up as you’re driving. This is especially important when you must put on the brakes suddenly to prevent an accident or crash.

When do you Know Your ABS module is bad?

The whole purpose of an ABS control module is to prevent locking of the wheels. If you notice that your wheels are locking up while you’re driving, then this obviously means that your ABS control module is faulty or damaged. Generally when an ABS module fails, you will only notice when you slam on the brakes.

Is the ABS module also called an EBCM?

Yes, an ABS module is also called an Electronic Brake and Traction Control Module on some vehicles. You may see this shortened to EBCM by some manufacturers (GM likes to do this). Reply