How do i shut off the abs and brake lights on my 2001 dodge dakota

SOURCE: 2003 Dodge Dakota front end makes click noise only when in a turn

check that the caliper slides are free and that you refiited the anti squel plates on the back of the new pads

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It's the speed sensor and it is located on the rear axle.

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check master cylinder

Iron

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• Posted on Aug 15, 2011

SOURCE: 2001 dodge durango abs &

• You have done just about everything possible to this truck. I know how it feels to do so much and not have much of a change. The problem at this point sounds like the brake booster is bad. The brake booster is a helping hand of sorts used when you press the brakes. Air is used to help you stop. With disk/rotor brakes the pressure needed to stop is far greater than with the cylinder/shoe style brakes. So when the booster goes out it is very difficult seemingly impossible to press down on the brake pedal.

• It is possible you have a vacuum leak somewhere too. Make sure no valves were installed backwards when installing the master brake cylinder.

• You should also have the vehicle scanned and the codes read to see exactly what is going on. When the codes are read you will have a clear picture of what it can be. After spending so much time and money with the repairs you have made you would not to continue until you are sure although what I have listed are my suspicions. I also recommend you have it scanned with with a scanner not a simple OBDII code reader. You can try the OBDII but it may not be as precise. Early 2000 Durango's had a lot of problems with this.

• If you have any comments please feel free to leave them here and I will respond.
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