Remove Control Module Unit Mercedes Crossfire NO TRACTION ABS ESP Codes C1001 5001
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- Опубліковано 25 сер 2024
- See how to swap, remove, & install a control module unit without dealer programming. If your ABS, ESP, or ETC, traction control light is on, then replace this to restore your anti-lock brakes. Common troubleshooting codes include C1001, 5001, or N47-5. Please 👍 & Subscribe 🔔. Click on SHOW MORE for all tools & parts. 👉
Before replacing this Anti-Lock Braking System or Electronic Stability Program control module, first see if you can save some money 💲 and instead clean the ABS connector or do a deeper clean and clean the actual control module. As the CAB unit may just be dirty as well as the connector. Both of those vides can be viewed here:
How To Quickly Clean An ABS ESP Connector With Code C1001 or 5001
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AND THE OTHER ONE IS HERE:
How To Deep Clean A Hydraulic ABS Control Module Traction Control Not Working:
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This is being done on a Chrysler Crossfire however this is very similar to other Mercedes cars. This video will also show you a trick on how to get the Control Module out as the external bolts are hard to get to on the controller module and a regular ratchet can't be used.
Also very important to avoid going to a dealer for programing just buy a used model with the same model number.
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I'll try it :D thanks for this video. 5 years
Hope it helps, and that this fix lasts more than 5 years!
Great video series
Glad you enjoyed them. I will be adding more to this such as a teardown on this in the future.
Good video
Thanks...Hopefully this helped you.
Did u replace just the black electrical part or both parts it looks like u replaced just the black electrical part thanks
just the black piece.
Question. The warning isnt on anymore, but I did the quick clean anyhow....took it to autozine and the code was there (but I dont think it was removed) so if I clear the code then see if it comes on after the cleaning?
Yes clear the code, and see if it comes back on.
United Kingdom and other places with similar weather! Beware, on 17 yr old XKR the controller was corroded onto the hydraulic module and separating it pulled one of the solenoids out of the module rendering it unrepairable.
Good to know that this doesn't work on a Jaguar car. This works on a Mercedes though or at least ones like these.
Hi. I have a mercedez 2009 w204 kompresor.
I was told that if i buy a used abs module i will need reprogramming even if the part numbers are the same.
But your video above says i do not need reprogramming as long as the part numbers are the same.
Pls confirm if using used abs module with same part number will not require programming.
May i also ask when will i need programming?
I don't think a used model needs to be reprogrammed as I swapped out a used one with identical information (as mentioned in the video), and I did not have to do any reprogramming. Other websites have said the same thing where reprogramming is not necessary. However, I did use a scan tool to wipe away any codes from the used model.
I'm guessing the repair shop is using the word "reprogramming" in a different sense. As the only thing that needs to be done IMO is to reset or wipe any codes using a decent scan tool after installing and testing the vehicle.
Hello my friend my Car keep showing check tire pressure in last 3 months when all my tires are fine and new and all pressure same as each other and correct
MY car is Indirect TPMS works with your car’s Antilock Braking System’s (ABS) wheel speed sensors and There is not valve sensor inside tye wheel.
They been advising me to change both front tyres and i did change them but unfortunately after spending a lot of money for check and diagnose the car still keep showing tyres i diagnosed with the car scanner it shows (N30/4 ) do you think it might be abs control module? Thanks please advise me also i can send my unit many thanks
It could be. Maybe swap a used one. Also make sure your fuses are good. And also use a code reader to confirm any other codes you may have to help narrow down the problem.
Hello, I have my C300 w204 flash all lights on the dash on and off whtile driving, and whenever it's on the Brake, ESP, blaa blaa blaa will be showing, and even my speedometer will seize to function. it also goes away intermittently, they said I need to change the ABS, please your take on this
Something like this a code or a bunch of codes would pop up on a code reader. So you'll want to use that to narrow down the exact problem. If you don't have a code reader its cheap online for $10 to $20, and you just pop it in the car's OBD which is under the steering wheel or lower dash.
So if I buy another used w205 esp module I don’t need to program it. Their is no vin stored in it from other car. ? My c class is 2015
No vin is stored. But double check online. Perhaps others can chime in on this. You should use a code reader to delete any codes that are on the used one.
@@FixCarYourselfBut the used one should have the same serial number? Thank you much.
The part number should be the same.
Do you think I need to program a used abs module I know you said a used doesn’t need reprogramming but I have 07 s550 (w221) and it seems everything is different then other classes
I can't speak for all models but if its an exact replacement just resetting it with the code reader (meaning erasing codes on the scanner) generally does it. It's kind of like restarting a computer.
Thank you, that was very helpful!
So what problem this solve ?? Will it work on a 2004 Mercedes Benz clk 500 ??
Removing and replacing the ABS Control module can help restore your traction control ( this will make your brakes pulsate for example like when your sliding on snow/ice, and potentially help stabilize your vehicle).
I would think this would work on a Mercedes CLK as the components are all very similar between Mercedes vehicles. Please let us know if you replace yours, and/or your experience.
I got a c1111 c1110 and c1140 code I think this abs module is done I will just replace the module on my 04 nissan quest
Hopefully that works out for you!
@@FixCarYourself I just got a use abs module it's running good now
Glad to hear! Sometimes those units get bad and have to be opened up and soldered. Very difficult and might be destroyed in the process. Maybe I'll make a video on that one day.
can this work for c300 2015?
I'm not sure. This was on a Mercedes vehicle under 2005. So ten years later (2015 model). It would probably be different.
Any other viewers feel free and chime in and share your thoughts.
Is the same for code P0304?
Are you asking if code P0304 is the same for this problem, or are you saying P0304 and the codes C1001 or 5001 are the same?
@@FixCarYourself asking if they are the same problem
@@flaco7146 They are different I just double checked and code P0304 usually indicates a bad spark plug is detected.
@@FixCarYourself ok so i had cylinder 4 misfire i changed all my ignition didn’t do the spark plugs the car work fine after a week i got check engine light on, epc, air bag,abs, brake, my speedometer wasn’t working thought this had to do a problem with the control module but thanks i was just in the process to buy the part.
@@flaco7146 Ok. Usually when a spark plug is bad their will be rough idling and I think possibly even a higher amount of smoke. Hook it up to a code reader to narrow down the cause. Also It's also possible you may have to clear the codes. Changing spark plugs usually isn't difficult just make sure you have the right tools and of course the right supplies.