ABS module 04 Silverado 1500 4wd

[Geezer II]

Anyone ever replace one

 

[Jackalope]

No but they look pretty straight forward. Plug and play. They're located on the inner-side of the drivers side frame rail. 4 torx screws and two wiring clips

 

[Geezer II]

No but they look pretty straight forward. Plug and play. They're located on the inner-side of the drivers side frame rail. 4 torx screws and two wiring clips

Yep i see that thanks - just rust belt jitters

 

["J"]

Yep i see that thanks - just rust belt jitterss

What’s it doing , Dan? A lot of times it’s the sensors on the front hubs. They actually had a recall years ago on them. Not that it fixed the problem permanently. Had too do with corrosion on them.

 

[Big_Holla]

Aaahhh just pull out the one brake fuse to get that ABS to shut off LOL! Black tap over the ABS light on the dash and you are good as new!

 

["J"]

Aaahhh just pull out the one brake fuse to get that ABS to shut off LOL! Black tap over the ABS light on the dash and you are good as new!

I pulled it and ignored the light

 

[PSE13]

Some are easy and some are not. I don’t recall on the older ones because it’s been awhile since i have done one but it might need programmed after install

 

["J"]

Some are easy and some are not. I don’t recall on the older ones because it’s been awhile since i have done one but it might need programmed after install

My 01 Silverado did, hence pulling the fuse. New ones didn’t have a good review either. Found a guy who’d rebuild them. But you’d have the issue of not having it for a couple weeks. But it still needed programmed too the truck at a dealer who was ridiculous on the price of doing that.

 

[PSE13]

 

[Geezer II]

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My 01 Silverado did, hence pulling the fuse. New ones didn’t have a good review either. Found a guy who’d rebuild them. But you’d have the issue of not having it for a couple weeks. But it still needed programmed too the truck at a dealer who was ridiculous on the price of doing that.

Its in a trusted shop - abs light and brake light on - concerned aboot e - check

 

[PSE13]

My 01 Silverado did, hence pulling the fuse. New ones didn’t have a good review either. Found a guy who’d rebuild them. But you’d have the issue of not having it for a couple weeks. But it still needed programmed too the truck at a dealer who was ridiculous on the price of doing that.

Yeah dealer rates are high forsure. The dealer I’m at is at 139.99 an hour

 

[Jackalope]

I pulled it and ignored the light

Works great until you forget to feather the brakes and lock em up and on a wet or snowy road. Throwback to the 80s and Tokyo drift ohio style.

 

["J"]

Yeah dealer rates are high forsure. The dealer I’m at is at 139.99 an hour

That’s crazy!!!!

 

["J"]

Works great until you forget to feather the brakes and lock em up and on a wet or snowy road. Throwback to the 80s and Tokyo drift ohio style.

Back too the old school, I grew up doing that shit But we didn’t call it drifting, unless you hit one

 

[Geezer II]

Back too the old school, I grew up doing that shit But we didn’t call it drifting, unless you hit one

Yep

 

[GoetsTalon]

Had a 2000 Silverado that the abs went out on while it was still under warranty. Back then it was like a 2400$ fix if it wasn't under warranty.

 

[Geezer II]

Now they say it the computer and they can't get one because of the micro chip shortage - had a c20 350 4 on the floor for 25 years and still ran good when I gave it away - just don't make stuff like they use TOO

 

[PSE13]

Now they say it the computer and they can't get one because of the micro chip shortage - had a c20 350 4 on the floor for 25 years and still ran good when I gave it away - just don't make stuff like they use TOO

the computer as in the electronic brake control module?

 

[Geezer II]

the computer as in the electronic brake control module?

IDK - said its about $1000 said he would drive it like it is -

 

[Geezer II]

IDK - said its about $1000 said he would drive it like it is -

Guy said it the computer that controls the module