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1996 dodge ram 2500 pkup
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Posted 06 September 2001 - 06:24 PM
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I just bought a used 1996 Dodge Ram 2500 diesel pickup. Today my " abs " and " brke " light came on. Can anyone please help me with this annoying problem. I use the truck for work and I am having a very hard time, stopping the trailer Iam pulling. ( landscape business ) If anyone can help I would appreciate it greatly.....thanks alot
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Posted 22 January 2009 - 11:56 PM
From Sep 6 2001, 06:24 PM:
I just bought a used 1996 Dodge Ram 2500 diesel pickup. Today my " abs " and " brke " light came on. Can anyone please help me with this annoying problem. I use the truck for work and I am having a very hard time, stopping the trailer Iam pulling. ( landscape business ) If anyone can help I would appreciate it greatly.....thanks alot
I had a similar problem on my 91 dak. The trailer had a short and blew the fuse which made the ABS/Brake lite go on. Other then that I can't help.
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Posted 23 January 2009 - 03:35 AM
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When the warning lights are on, a fault code is stored in the ABS module. See if you can get a scan tool plugged into the underdash connector to read the codes and get back to us. A regular engine code reader may not be able to read the other system modules, an advanced, high-feature one should.
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Posted 22 May 2009 - 09:26 AM
Does your trailer have brakes?
If not then you should try to get some installed.
If you can't get trailer brakes installed then you may just need to start braking a little sooner.
I have a 16ft enclosed trailer that I haul sound gear in. I use my 94 Ram 1500. (ABS rear only) The trailer has brakes but for a while they didn't' work. I learned real quick that slowing down sooner and driving slower to begin with was the best thing. I overheated pads and rotors real quick trying to drive like I did with trailer brakes. I even slid right through an intersection once when the road was wet.
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