mopar abs
#1
mopar abs
Hi,
Possibly one of you fine folks might have a hint here.
I have an 05 Dodge Grand Caravan. For the 2nd winter in a row, I've started getting an ABS light. Last winter it came on around this time, and was intermittent. Finally cleared up in the spring ( good timing).
One of the parts stores tried their Equus scanner on it, but it couldn't read the mopar abs info.
I'm guessing that something is somehow icing up, but the tone wheels are pretty well protected. Maybe something to do with the actuator. Strangely enough, this time, it tried to work while the light was on -- but it was decidedly weaker.
Thanks in advance,
hj
Possibly one of you fine folks might have a hint here.
I have an 05 Dodge Grand Caravan. For the 2nd winter in a row, I've started getting an ABS light. Last winter it came on around this time, and was intermittent. Finally cleared up in the spring ( good timing).
One of the parts stores tried their Equus scanner on it, but it couldn't read the mopar abs info.
I'm guessing that something is somehow icing up, but the tone wheels are pretty well protected. Maybe something to do with the actuator. Strangely enough, this time, it tried to work while the light was on -- but it was decidedly weaker.
Thanks in advance,
hj
#4
Thanks for the tips Jared, I'd rep you, but somehow you're on permanent ban to me
I won't throw parts at it, but from what I can tell it's only scanners like Snap On (many K$ ) or mopar's stupid DRB3 that reads these. I'll look it over when it warms up a little, and probably eventually take it in.
Mainly it just annoys the crap out of me because I kind of liked the way that this one worked. This car and my last one are the only 2 abs vehicles that I've owned, so I do know how to pump the pedal.
hj
Find a scanner that will read the abs codes even if you gotta buy one, it's cheaper than throwing parts at it.
Mainly it just annoys the crap out of me because I kind of liked the way that this one worked. This car and my last one are the only 2 abs vehicles that I've owned, so I do know how to pump the pedal.
hj
#6
#7
I should've been more specific, most of my abs "hate" is from GM, every one I've ever driven one tire slips it shuts off all the brakes then let's them grab and one slips so off they go again with very little stopping going on. My Ford's abs works like you said but still find it a little overkill sometimes, I haven't driven on slick roads with a Chrysler to have an opinion other than Dad cusses at the abs on his 05 van but he cusses most every thing.
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#8
I dropped the ball on info twice .
Good luck and I hope it's something easy!
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