ABS and tracktion light
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I'm having the same problem. No error codes from the computer, haven't lifted the Jeep. Does anyone know if there is a way to figure out what the problem is with out taking it to the dealer?
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Although a common cause for this is a faulty wheel sensor (or loose wiring going to it), in my case it was the ABS pump that went bad; had the pump and control module replaced under warranty.
Before taking it in to the dealer, you can get down and check the wiring & connectors to each wheel sensor as sometimes the wires get ripped out by obstacles and even just mud or snow. The fact that the brakes are new points to a wheel sensor being the culprit as they are housed in the brake calipers & one of them could have been damaged or disconnected during the pad replacement.
Before taking it in to the dealer, you can get down and check the wiring & connectors to each wheel sensor as sometimes the wires get ripped out by obstacles and even just mud or snow. The fact that the brakes are new points to a wheel sensor being the culprit as they are housed in the brake calipers & one of them could have been damaged or disconnected during the pad replacement.
Last edited by JKlad; 01-03-2011 at 09:02 PM.