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The lights came on about 2 weeks ago...i got it put on the code reader at advsnce autoparts and it gave ne the code c1073 and said abs anti lock brake system pump motor control circuit then in all caps it says ACTIVE MIL. So the guy up there tells me that all he can fins is something like a sensor that goes on each wheel thats $200 a piece...i dont want to spend the money on those and it not be it....someone elseI told me it was my abs module but the guy at advance cant find it. Can anyone help me with this? Maybe knows exactly what part i may need... Any help will be much apprciated
How long has your 2007 Dodge Durango had this problem?
2 weeks
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It would be in your best interest to have a professional do a FULL scan test (ALL MODULES) to determine what has failed .. Parts stores are not equipped to do this kind of testing... Without the proper testing - the only alternative is guessing at it. â–ªï¸https://repairpal.com/repair-shopsâ–ªï¸
What did you find out? This same exact thing happened to mine this weekend!
A common culprit is a failed CLOCK SPRING in the steering column..
What did you find out? This same exact thing happened to mine this weekend!
Unfortunately - the people who ask questions on this site rarely ever reply to the answers they get .. That’s a shame as it would be most beneficial to others with similar concerns..
Yes it would. Thank you for your feedback.
Can get the sensor at advanced for like $25-$40. Tread quarters charges $153 for the sensor, dodge dealership will charge $411 for the sensor. Some used tire places will replace them for about $100.
Just curious - exactly ‘WHICH’ “sensor” should be replaced ??
Here is a link to some very interesting reading on this exact same problem on the exact same type vehicle that was finally ‘FIXED’ by installing the **CLOCK SPRING** inside the steering column - - enjoy: https://www.justanswer.com/dodge/9760n-dodge-durango-2007-dodge-durango-5-7l-esp-bas-traction.html Good luck to all.. Happy motoring !
IF you can hear a *clicking noise* in the steering column - when turning steering wheel - mention that to the mechanic as well .. It might just be a valuable clue.