Automotive Robo Tech was called in to a body shop, for a complaint on a 2008 Dodge Durango, that was in a front end collision. The truck suffered only minor damage, but the ABS warning light was on. The body shop inspected all the wheel speed sensors for visual damage, and made sure the ABS module was properly latched. They also checked all the fuse panels for blown fuses. The shop did not have a scan tool to retrieve any onboard service codes, so I was called in. The body shop's job and function, is strictly to put damaged vehicles back together the way they were built at the factory. This task alone is a huge project involving much precision work and patience. When the car is completed, all the onboard controllers will do an integrity check of the whole vehicle. If there are any problems, they are pretty much guaranteed to illuminate a service light. When I arrived at the shop, I started the vehicle, and noticed that the ABS light was the only lamp illuminated. I next connected my Chrysler Star Mobile, which is their dealer scanner, to scan the ABS module, and pulled a code C2202. This code, by its description alone, indicated to me that the..... Catch the rest right here, right now! Get the whole story with this video now.... Learn and have fun... Presented using advanced software CG animation and editing technology to help you understand. Part of our Automotive Technology series shown here on this channel. Enjoy...
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