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2002 Venture WB AWD: ABS Light and AWD Disable

4 messages, Last post on Sep 22, 2009 at 9:18 AM
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Took my vehicle in for rear breaks at Monroe Muffler. They told me that the rear coil (?) was bad and in pieces. Guess they had to take the whole rear end off to fix. Couple days later, the ABS light comes on and the AWD Disable comes on and the AWD kicks on intermitanty while stopping. Took it back to them and they assumed it was a short in wiring when they put the vehicle back together. Got it back yesterday and the lights came on going home along with the ABS kicking in for no reason. Monroe says that the computer diagnostics is not showing a code and, therefore, they assumed a short in the wiring. I need to take it back to them. Any ideas what is the issue with it? Please help! Also, am I to assume correctly that this is the fault of Monroe?
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Replying to: ketedford (Aug 18, 2009 6:04 am) One piece of advice; replace with a good (GM or quality aftermarket) replacement. We initially used an "economy" aftermarket item that failed again only a few weeks later. Good luck.
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Replying to: mcrrt (Aug 19, 2009 8:34 am) Thanks again!
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Replying to: ketedford (Aug 19, 2009 9:14 am) Define "must" repair. If you need your ABS and AWD functional, then yes, this is a mandatory repair (assuming I'm right about the cause). As far as repair cost, I'm unsure, because our dealership was honest enough to admit they damaged it while performing another repair and made things right. I'm guessing not more than a $500 repair (estimating 150-300 for part, plus an hour or two of labor). Let me know how things turn out. Good luck! |
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