2001 Dodge Dakota - ABS Light

In responce to Marsh Monster 's post. I thought everyone should know:

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> "Steve N" <tr....DeleteThis@shaw.ca> wrote:
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> Good morning,
> 2001 Dodge Dakota has the ABS light and the brake light ON.
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> Any idea what I should be looking for to figure this one out...
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> Steve
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> a code
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> MarshMonster
> ~sips his crown'n'coke.......hopes he pass's the test and
> gits his patch~
> ~:~

wery helpful marsh

to answer the guys question in reality, the most likely and common cause
of this is the rear wheel speed sensor in the top of the axle housing. i
think its a $30 part.

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Chris
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"Chris Thompson" <kf4drr-NO-SPAM- DeleteThis @windstream.net> wrote in message
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> In responce to Marsh Monster 's post. I thought everyone should know:
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>> "Steve N" <tr... DeleteThis @shaw.ca> wrote:
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>> Good morning,
>> 2001 Dodge Dakota has the ABS light and the brake light ON.
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>> Any idea what I should be looking for to figure this one out...
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>> Steve
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>> a code
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>> ~:~
>> MarshMonster
>> ~sips his crown'n'coke.......hopes he pass's the test and
>> gits his patch~
>> ~:~
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> wery helpful marsh
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> to answer the guys question in reality, the most likely and common cause
> of this is the rear wheel speed sensor in the top of the axle housing. i
> think its a $30 part.
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> Chris

That's what fixed mine.

Ken
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In responce to Marsh Monster 's post. I thought everyone should know:

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> "Chris Thompson" wrote in message:
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> to answer the guys question in reality, the most likely and common
> cause
> of this is the rear wheel speed sensor in the top of the axle
> housing. i think its a $30 part.
> Chris
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> On Jul 30, 2:32 pm, "NapalmHeart" wrote:
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> That's what fixed mine.
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> Ken-
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> I fixed one with a fuse.
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> I fixed another by adding brake fluid.
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> I fixed another by cleaning the sensor.
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> I fixed another by by rebuilding the differential.
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> I fixed another by changing out the brake module.
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> but............
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> ialwayspulledcodesbeforeifixedanyofem
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> fact,not ficton
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> MarshMonster
> ~chunks another shroom in the boiling pot.......mmmmm.....
> this stuffs git'n potent.......good batch..good batch~
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no arguements about the fact that checking codes is the best thing to do,
but given the failure rate of the item i mentioned, it wouldnt be a
terribly unsafe bet to say that it probably is the culprit. dont forget i
said probably.

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Chris
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"Marsh Monster" <MarshMonster2624 RemoveThis @aol.com> wrote in message
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> On Jul 30, 8:04?am, "Ed Medlin" wrote:
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> If your brakes are working fine and you have good pedal, I would look
> at a wheel speed sensor if I didn't have the error code. Getting an
> error code for the problem is the best bet.
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> what he said......ditto.
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> A code!
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> marsh
> ~pours Ed the first cup of his fresh batch of shroom tea~
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Thank you kindly sir..........

Ed
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