Kelsey-Hayes Dodge ABS Rebuild

More people need to know what a resource Module Master is. I'm a Canadian with a 2001 Ram 3500 with an anti-lock brake module that became defective. I could not buy a new one from Chrysler, and a used one cost 900.00 USD. I found this company by doing a Google search on the part number. I called and spoke to them. They assured me that the module could be repaired. That was such a relief, and their confidence is what I needed to hear. They spent time with me explaining the process and what was required to send the module to them. It was very easy and seamless, and within a few days, I had the module back in my hand. I reinstalled it, plugged it in, and started the truck. The instrument cluster trouble light was no longer illuminated, and the brakes worked as they should. Without having this module repaired, I would not have been able to have this vehicle pass its annual safety inspection, and the repair was a fraction of the cost of buying the part used. Thank you, Module Master and your staff, for a job well done and for providing a top-notch service. I'll be sure to use you again, if required, and will always sing your praise.

So glad I found this service company. Easy to set up service request. Quick turnaround. Installed ABS module and all is well.

Thanks again for your help with my module, everything is great 👍

It’s only been about a month since reinstalling my overhauled ABS module on my 2nd Gen. Dodge Ram Cummins but, so far, so good. Everything so far is functioning as advertised. This is actually the second (similar) unit that I’ve sent into Module Master in the past year or so and the first one is still going strong without any ‘hiccups’ in our other Dodge truck. This module too, has solved my previous ‘ABS' and ‘BRAKE’ light problem with the dash lights having come on virtually every other trip.

Here’s my ONLY gripe with the service this particular time:

I had specifically asked the technician in my notes (supplied with the module) to PLEASE send any stored fault code(s) back with my repaired module for reference so I’d know exactly what was going on prior to the repair. As most people with these trucks already know, the 2nd Gen. Dodges don’t read out ABS codes through the OBD port as would routinely be the case with other vehicles. You have to have a very specific diagnostic capability (Chrysler DB-3 scanner) or, one of only a couple of other ‘high-end’ scanners on the market that can actually read out the ABS codes from these modules. They are extremely cost prohibitive scanners for the average home mechanic to purchase. I would hope in the future that any/all codes found during overhaul would automatically be provided as a courtesy to the customer for determining any potential repeat problems and/or, to help further diagnostics and repair should that become necessary.

Other than that, everything is ‘peachy’ so far and I wouldn’t hesitate to recommend this repair service to anyone who needs it. The quality of the actual repairs to these modules shows wonderful attention to detail, including thorough cleaning and resealing of the module afterward.

Extremely satisfied with the whole process. Wouldn’t hesitate to recommend or use them again.