Jeep Wrangler 3.8 ABS Repair Service – Fix Common Fault Codes C2200 & C2116

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1 Wrangler ABS Repair Service C2200 & C2116 ABS Module Fix

If you're a proud owner of a Jeep Wrangler (2007-2012), you know these vehicles are built to tackle any terrain with ease. However, one common problem Jeep enthusiasts have reported is the failure of the Anti-lock Braking System (ABS), specifically in the 3.8L models. This issue can significantly impact the emergency braking performance, putting both the driver and passengers at risk. But don’t worry our expert ECU repair service for Jeep Wrangler ABS systems is here to help.

Common Fault Codes: C2200 and C2116
The most frequent problems with the ABS module are typically identified by the following fault codes:

• C2200 – Anti-Lock Brake Module Internal Failure
• C2116 – ABS Pump Motor Supply Low Voltage

These codes indicate internal malfunctions in the ABS module, often leading to a loss of function in the emergency braking system. This is a serious issue, especially for off-road drivers, as it compromises safety during critical braking moments.

Why Does the ABS Module Fail?
The Wrangler's ABS module can fail for several reasons:

1. Internal Component Wear: The Jeep Wrangler's ABS units, particularly part number P52126282AC (also known as 28526096013), are known to experience internal electronic failures due to regular wear and tear over time.
2. Low Voltage Supply: The ABS pump motor may not receive adequate voltage, resulting in incomplete or failed operation of the brake assist system.
3. Moisture or Corrosion: As the Wrangler is designed for off-road adventures, the ABS module can be exposed to water, dirt, or mud, causing corrosion or electrical short circuits.

OEM Part Matching
When considering an ABS repair service, it's essential to match the ABS unit's OEM part number to ensure the best possible repair outcome. Below is a list of some common part numbers our service covers:

• P52126282AC
• 00.0401-812C.5
• 25.0613-3488.3
• 25804513

Note: Contact us if you do not see your part number on the list. Our team is constantly updating our database to cover a wider range of OEM components.

What We Do in Our ABS Repair Service
Our ABS repair service involves:

1. Comprehensive Diagnostics: Our technicians use advanced diagnostic tools to fully assess the extent of the internal damage and check all potential issues, from pump motor voltage supply problems to internal module failures.
2. Component-Level Repairs: We replace damaged components inside the ABS module rather than offering a full, costly replacement. This includes internal circuitry repairs and correcting motor supply issues.
3. Testing and Quality Assurance: Each repaired unit is rigorously tested under real-world conditions to ensure it functions correctly when reinstalled in your vehicle.
4. Warranty for Peace of Mind: We offer a 12-month warranty on all ABS module repairs, so you can drive with confidence knowing your braking system is in top condition.

How to Use Our Service

1. Remove Your ABS Unit: First, ensure your ABS unit matches the listed part numbers, then remove it from your Jeep Wrangler. We recommend seeking professional assistance to avoid any damage during removal.
2. Send It to Us: Pack the module securely and send it to our service center.
3. We Repair It: Our team will repair the unit and return it to you promptly, often within a few business days, so you can get back on the road safely.
4. Reinstall and Enjoy: Once reinstalled, your Jeep Wrangler will have its ABS system restored, ensuring reliable braking performance.

Contact Us Today for Professional Jeep Wrangler ABS Repair
Don't let faulty ABS components compromise your safety. Contact us today for fast and efficient repair services for your Jeep Wrangler 3.8 ABS unit. Our experienced technicians are here to help you get back on the road with confidence, knowing your ABS system is in perfect working order.