brakes problem
4.7
definitely annoyingTypical Repair Cost:
$51.00
Average Mileage:
132,667 miles
Number of complaints:
6 complaints
Most common solutions:
- not sure (3 reports)
- replaced the rear differential speed sensor (3 reports)
Helpful Websites About 1999 Dodge Ram 1500 brake & ABS lights are on
2007Sep 10
(reported on)Ram 1500 SLT 4x4 5.2L
- Manual transmission
- 110,000 miles
My ABS & Brake Light come on about ~30 MPH and don't go off until you restart the truck. I also noticed that my cruise control light comes on but the cruise doesn't work. can anyone help me with that?
2006Jul 14
(reported on)Ram 1500 SLT
- 210,000 miles
Parked the truck overnight and when I started it up the next morning the brake light was on and now it won't go off.
2005Nov 07
(reported on)Ram 1500
- 100,000 miles
Replaced the speed sensor on top of the rear differential. About an hr of work and my speedometer was working. The added side effect was that my ABS and Brake lights went off.
2005Oct 06
(reported on)Ram 1500
- 145,000 miles
Drove the truck and it was fine. Parked it for a couple of hours and when I started it again I noticed the Brake light and the ABS light stayed on. When I started driving I noticed that the speedometer does not work. Also, the cruise control light will come on when you turn it on but when you try to set the cruise control it won't work.
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2008Aug 01
Ram 1500 SLT 5.2litre/318
A.B.S. light and brake light on. Speedometer not working.
Fix= $39.22 for A.B.S. speed sensor at dealer, 14m.m. socket, 9/16" wrench, and about a 1/2 hour off my time. The local auto parts store kept trying to tell me it was the sensor in the transmission; they were wrong. I also needed to give my vin.# to the dealer; seems they made 2 different parts for that year.
Some part stores and dealers call this part by different names. It was the sensor on the rear differential that I replaced.
Jason G.
Imlay City, Michigan, USA
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