RAM ABS Module Failure Code C2200 

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same here. All lights on, PLUS locked in Park. Been at the dealer since dec 27th. I am 100% sure I wont get a new module by june. First it was end of march, then april 17th then may 17th. This is when I told them I want AAA tow truck to my house. Took 3 days of calling to get it back. They also wanted to charge me 700 for diagnostic. I told them it was 180 and thats what I paid. Came to the house, dead battery. I will remove modem, send to xemodex in Canada and have rebuild/updated. No initializing necessary, since there will not be a VIN miss match. Hope you can handle your situation better than me, because this just drained me. Ram care, FCA corp, dealership...bunch of dirty rats. Good Luck !!

@@thomastirolflorida5363 Remove the module and ship to Module Masters in Idaho. They will test and rebuild the unit for $250. You will get the old one back so no need to reprogram for your VIN and good to go. Plus, they give a 5 year warranty.

@@brentgilley5166 i decided to do it myself. Sent it to XEMODEX in Canada for rebuild.Everything works perfect!

Same. I have a 2010 Dodge Charger 3.5L and I was told June 19, 2024 would be the earliest the ABS module "might" be available. Apparently the module is under an "engineering review." Price for a new one is $800. I bought a used one from a scrap yard in Ontario for $260. I even called a parts distributor in the US. They told me they had the ABS module I needed in a warehouse, but Dodge wouldn't allow them to ship one to Canada.

@@John_B52_HEMI just have XEMODEX in Canada fix your Module. 399.00 plus shipping. One day turn around plus a lifetime warranty.Not only do they fix them, they will upgrade your abs module. Had min done by them and am thankful .

Those scumbags have been telling me for 12 MONTHS!!! That the new ABS module is under review and they won't give me a date on the possible release of the new part.....GL

Has this part lasted you? I’m worried to buy a used one that has already failed or about to fail.

@@brodyorlando So far so good. I had the same reservations but new ones aren't readily available.

@@brodyorlando Still working.

Is the obd compatible with iPhone? I tried to buy and download the program but after my purchase from the link in the description I can’t find it? Please help help!

@@luWap1k IDK I used my laptop.

You bet!

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Maybe but it wouldn't be the same fault codes

Thanks again!

How did you get the module open? I thought about that, but I only tried prying slightly in the small groove around the perimeter. Since I didn't want to bugger anything up, I didn't push it.

@@sambrooks7510I’d like to know too.

3 months, module fails half the time.

Thank you! Cheers!

What's the part #

Where did you send it? I need to fix mine.

Xemodex ??

You can get the ABS module part # from the module in your vehicle, or the dealership can look up the part # for you. My ABS module failed at 110,000 miles. When I was looking for used modules from scrap yards, I got one from the same make/model/year car as mine, but with only 60,000 miles on the odometer. I figured, if these modules fail at 110k miles, it makes sense to buy a used one from a vehicle with a lot less miles.

I had the same problem. Ended up buying a used on Ebay. Putting it in tomorrow with my fingers crossed.

It’s a consistent fail point. I just got mine from the dealer today after 10 months of back order. YES 10 MONTHS, without traction or cruise control. I was number 63 in the country to my knowledge the part is still in production RAM has a nation wide shortage. Try a different dealership.

Thanks for that info. I contacted Mopar parts and was told that the part is no longer in their inventory. I wrote a pretty sharp letter to Mopar and copied the NHTSA, but I don't expect that anything will come of it. I'm going to have my module repaired by a company that provides that service.

@@sambrooks7510 Good luck with that. I hope someone else gets involved. (NHTSA, Consumer Protection Agency,Ect)Smells like planned obsolescence to me. A bunch of models from the 15,25 and 3500 series used this exact same module for a decade from 09-19 and, now you have no supply. At time when you’re having a hard time unloading your new 80K trucks at 16% interest Hummm ? I’ll be looking forward to that class action in the mail someday.

I have been assured by knowledgeable mechanics that they are plug 'n' play to an extent, and I have even seen a video on RU-vid showing a gentleman who put a used on on his truck and initialized it with a mid-level scanner.

What type truck do yo have?

What was the part #

Exactly what I found out yesterday. Since they have to reengineer it. It should be a recall.

@@dandilts3213is it a recall?

@@dandilts3213 fill out a complaint form at nhtsa.gov I am not holding my breath.December 2023 been told late March, now it is April 17th for the part Under engineer review.......

He has a 2013

@@TheGrtCornholi0 Can't be a 2013 if it's an ecodiesel. First year for the Ecodiesel 1500 is 2014. I saw where he selected 2013+ ABS module in his scan tool, and said 2013, but it's 2013+ years. Thanks for the response.

same thing happen to me. Means no communication from ABS Module. Been at the dealer for 3.5 months, still no part.Internal ABS module failure. ABS sends signal to BTSI (break transmission interlock) so you can shift. No signal, stuck in Park. Thinking about sending my abs module out, since dealer told me there is no ETA on that part. CRAZYY. Besides, anyone from the dealer to Ramcare...they dont give a shit. Today I was told this part is under engineer review, which I think means, they know it will fail again.

Where did you get the part. My Ram dealer said they couldn’t order the electronic module until at least April & it’s $1200 plus.

Did you find & fix it?

You won’t get it at the dealer. It’s being reengineered and it will be months before it’s available. Dealer told me $1200.00 plus for the electronic module. Have to get it used from an auto recycling place.

Yes if the module fails it’s what tells the system your foot is on the brake and as you know your foot has to be on the brake to start the engine or take the transmission out of park

thanks!@@boostedmotorsports2

You’ll want to use the exact same part number on the module. Might be some crossover years but part # is most important

And now it is April 17th. Am I right?

Yes, traction control is disabled until repaired.

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Yes, but you won’t have abs braking. Just the regular old breaking. So tires can lock up if you hit the brakes hard enough. You’ll be sliding and possibly flat spotting your tires. Guess how I know this.

I had this problem. It was at the dealer for weeks. Finally they found a fault in the wire from the module to the plug connector behind the driverside front left tire. They bypassed the wire with a new one. Worked great for a week and the problem returned. There is a SB in the STARS system for this issue showing the same wire getting frayed along the bedrail above the fuel tank. It give instructions to replace the wire bundle. My dealer didn't do that, rather charged me to just install an external wire. I'm probably going to send my control module back to the rebuild shop now and my thinking is that wire messed it up somehow. If that doesn't work, I'll likely be looking to get rid of the truck, sadly.

Mine did after I drove around with this issue for a few months… I finally got off my bit and fixed it… easiest swap ever, didn’t even have to take off the tires… get the top two screws from the top and the bottom two screws from underneath on your back. Took me about 10 minutes. Going to have it reflashed tomorrow at Firestone to clear the codes.