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Nissin ABS Module for Honda Civic and Accord.
Nissin ABS Module for Honda Civic and Accord.
Side View of Nissin ABS Module for Honda Civic and Accord with yellow plugs in the brake line port.
Side View of Nissin ABS Module for Honda Civic and Accord.

Nissin Honda Civic Accord (2009-2015) ABS Rebuild

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  • $250.00

Attention:

This rebuild service requires that you:

  • Verify that your module matches the product photo

    • Remove your module. 

    • Carefully pack and ship it to us - Instructions

      • Please send the module WITH the pump and motor (and choose Tier 2 to calculate the correct shipping costs). Separating these pieces increases the chance your module will be damaged during shipping and reinstallation.
      • If you choose to send the module WITHOUT the pump and motor please choose Tier 1 to calculate the correct shipping costs.

    • We rebuild it and ship it back to you

    • Re-install your module and get back on the road

    Known issues we fix:

    Tier 1 and Tier 2

    • Pressure Sensor Faults

    • Solenoid faults

      What this rebuild includes:

      Year/Make/Model(s) applicable:

      • 2009 Honda Accord
      • 2010 Honda Accord
      • 2011 Honda Accord
      • 2012 Honda Acord
      • 2013 Honda Accord
      • 2014 Honda Accord
      • 2015 Honda Accord

      • 2009 Honda Civic

      • 2010 Honda Civic
      • 2011 Honda Civic

      • 2012 Honda Civic

      • 2013 Honda Civic

      • 2014 Honda Civic
      • 2015 Honda Civic
      • 2010 Honda Crosstour
      • 2011 Honda Crosstour
      • 2012 Honda Crosstour
      • 2013 Honda Crosstour
      • 2014 Honda Crosstour
      • 2015 Honda Crosstour
      • 2009 Honda Pilot
      • 2010 Honda Pilot
      • 2011 Honda Pilot
      • 2012 Honda Pilot
      • 2013 Honda Pilot
      • 2014 Honda Pilot
      • 2015 Honda Pilot

      • Others may apply

      Part Number(s) applicable:

      • 3S12E-0198 2GVAB

      • 4B14E-0528 2GVAB

      • 3H05G-0924 R0VVV

      • 3B15D-0283 2FVAB

      • 2B01B-0426 A0VAA

      • Others may apply
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      Juan
      Super lucky!

      I just want to thank Module Masters for existing. When my ABS, power steering, brake and traction control lights came on the instrument panel, I took my 2014 Honda Accord to the Galpin Honda dealership in San Fernando California. Those bastards quoted me $3765.00 to have the entire ABS unit replaced. They never offered to change out the module or repair it. I was referred to Module Masters by a friend who had a similar problem with his Chevy HHR and had his ABS module repaired by Module Masters. The process to have the ABS module repaired and shipped back was smooth. Thanks Module Masters you saved me a lot of money I did not have.

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      Clarence Washington
      Honda Accord

      All I will say is I save thousands of dollars yes thousands. Thanks!!!

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      REJITH BABU

      Nissin Honda Civic Accord (2009-2015) ABS Rebuild

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      Alexis Garcia
      Problem Solved

      And Module was fixed and now all of my dash lights are gone!! Thank you. Item came backed shipped very delicately, would definitely recommend . Also the mechanic was trying to charge me $1300 to fix it and with them I save more than $1000! To do it myself, it wasn’t as complicated to do it so I recommend you do it yourself and save the money.

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      Jacob
      abs module

      A retired close friend of mine had a failing abs module on a 2012 Accord diagnosed by the Honda dealership, quoted around $2000 parts and labor. Fixed income doesn't really allow for that but fortunately we found this site and were able to get the whole job done for under $400 (brake fluid, shipping both ways, replaced a brake line with an oem one bc one of the brake line connectors was damaged from factory I guess? It was smashed into the module and didn't want to come out, I can only imagine how much more that would've been in labor at the dealership). Incredible savings to keep a good friend safe on the roads!

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