ABS control module replacement 2000 Jeep Grand Cherokee
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 9 มี.ค. 2018
- The ABS light was on and was getting an 09 code, hydraulic pump circuit failure. Found information that the control module circuitry goes bad. Cannot get just the control module at part stores and I wanted to avoid messing with replacing the whole ABS pump and manifold because once you take a brake line loose from the manifold, it is nearly impossible to get the line bled without paying a mechanic to hook up a computer to bleed the ABS pump. Went to a local u pic u pull and got just the ABS control module for 15 bucks. Works as it should after installing the replacement and no ABS light shining on the dash.
Good video your explanation of the process is calm and to the point. Going to replace mine tomorrow. Thanks.
Thank you so much for showing how the connector comes off!
You forgot to put the intake air system back on. Now I don't know how to do it!
Just messin, great video my man!
Just found one for about 20 thanks man
That makes it simple! - Appreciate the video. So I guess you do not need to program/re-program that module? I saw a video on the 2005 Jeep Grand Cherokee and that one had to have the module programed to the vin. I have a 2003 that I think the ABS module may need to be changed (Or BLED) as I think the PO did some brake work. I have a mushy pedal, even after changing all calipers, rotors and pads. I also changed the Master Cylinder, and installed after a careful bench bleed. I have brakes, but still mushy, and too much pedal travel. When I depress the pedal while driving, it sounds like the ABS is engaging. You can hear that rapid piston rattle sound, reminiscent of ABS engaging under the hood. I am guessing its just a bleed...
Great video, thank you.
The best of the video besides the intention of the video, was the background music. Tuesday's Gone by Lynyrd Skynyrd!!!
It is so convenient in comparison with Jeep ZJ (5.2/1997), where screws from bottom. I've troubles with ABS but all wires/sensors are Ok, I'm going to open that next weekend.
I opened it (...rather broke it), soldered contacts, warmed it up with a heat gun, filled it with a compound (instead of a lid). The error is gone, ABS is working. :)
Nice.@@denisteplyashin2060
Thank you!
How did you get the bolt by the power steering pump out that holds the air filter housing out I can seem to get to mine
Surprised that metric spanners fit here.
My jeep uses imperial size 3/8s on break bleeding nipple.
Just wondering if it my jeep will be imperial all the way.
Dig the casual no stress approach to repair and eye on costs. Well done! What were your warning lights or DTC's?
It's not my daily driver so I can't tell you much other than the ABS light stayed on in the dash. It seemed to drive okay when I drove it. Put my code reader on it and 09 came up for hydraulic pump circuit failure. It rains here a lot so I wanted the ABS pump to work.
many thanks Alan! Will do same procedure and report back! ATB! M
I think i have a bad one to where I’m losing battery it’s draining and I have total abs loss. Thanks for the video
Any warning lights on dash? If so, can you describe?
I'm going to attempt repair on a 07 Aspen - likely almost identical module. In my case I have all brake lights on: ABS, traction and stability control...
Good.
Nice video, might have to do this. Is there any mess doing this job? It looked kind of wet behind the module
Thanks, no mess at all.
Must you disconnect the negative terminal on the battery. I have seen a replacement part with the #5602791AC..Is this a fit for a 1999 Jeep Grande Cherokee with the 4.0 in line 6..Everything looks the same except the larger of the two connectors.
Hey. Sorry it took so long to get back to you. Didn't get a notification and just saw your comment. I Google d your part number and didn't find anything. It's similar to one of the part numbers in a previous comment on here. I did not unhook the battery, but you can as that can also reset the OBDII code.
Do the part numbers have to match? I saw several on eBay and many didn't have the same numbers but the plug was correct for the same year model.
I truly don't think the part numbers have to match as long as the size and connections are the same for that year model. Good luck!
I recently had my abs light come on while driving in some snowy weather. Im hoping its just a blocked abs wheel sensor but Im reading up and preparing for the worst in case it doesnt go away.
Did you disconnect the battery before swapping the module?
Thinking back, I may not have disconnected the battery, but it would be a good idea to do it.
Do you think that doing a 2012 dodge avenger would be just as easy?
Never had my hands on one of those, but I don't see why it wouldn't.
Does the ABS module needed to be programmed once its installed if its brand new?
I don't think it would have to be programed.
My abs light flashes, so I phoned the dodge dealership and they told me that haft to program it into ecm. Because it’s new.
Im told that its supposed to be reprogrammed, new or used. I replaced mine with one from a junkyard, but the abs light keeps coming up, but no codes are popping up
I wish ours could let us take the control bit off without disconnecting the lines. But alas no.
my abs light went on and i just took the bulb out .you got it my brake light appears now are they related?
Normally the ABS light deals with the ABS computer part of the brakes. So anything like a sensor at a wheel or the ABS computer will be something wrong there or the ABS is not pumping the way it should. The brake light coming on deals with things like the fluid level in the reservoir to the parking brake not being released all the way and partly still engaged to a brake sensor at the foot brake. The two don't normally coincide.
How did you do a bleeding process after replacing abs?
As long as you do not bother the brake lines, no bleeding required. That's why I did this video to show you can change a bad control module without messing with the brake lines and pump.
@@alansunday ahh so you only change the main module driver. Not the whole abs system.
Correct.
What size is the socket that you used
13mm for the air box and E5 for the control module.
So you don’t need to program it, just need to install it?
Correct. That's all I did and the ABS light went away and the Jeep drives great. ABS kicks in as it should.
@@alansunday Was that the only light on ABS? Trac? Esp? Brake?
Yes, the only light on.
My abs light comes on along with the brake light when I start the car and the speedo doesn't work, all I have to do is turn the car off and back on and they clear? Happens a couple times a week randomly. Should replacing the module fix this as well?
For any that see this, on older vehicles, put dielectric grease in every connection(light coat on both sides). That will protect the connection as well as make it easier to disconnect in the future
You have to reprograme the computer
Brakes still currently work as they should since this video and never had them reprogrammed. The antilocks work as they should and don't lock up the tires when slamming on the brakes and also no codes come up with the code reader. I've been told that if the module is brand new, it should be programmed. This one out of the junk yard currently works with no problems.
Why did you replace it?
ABS light was on and the code was 09 which is a failed circuit.
Thank you for your help