ABS System Parts

The anti-lock braking system (ABS) prevents the wheels on your Jeep Wrangler, Dodge Charger, or Chrysler Pacifica vehicle from locking up when you brake. This helps the tires maintain contact with the road surface, giving you more control over your vehicle.

How Does A Mopar® ABS System Work?

Sensors on each wheel detect when the wheel stops moving and begins to skid. The system reacts by releasing and then reapplying (or "pumping") the brakes rapidly to stop the skidding and maintain command.

What Are The Parts of A Mopar® ABS System?

There are four major components of the typical anti-lock braking system:

How Do You Spot ABS System Problems?

Even the best ABS system parts can go bad over time, though. Possible causes include a blown fuse, a sensor that's either damaged or covered in muck, a broken wire, or an ECU that's stopped working. Signs of trouble include:

Mopar® Makes the Best Parts for Your Vehicle

When you need to replace an ABS system component, look for the sure thing. That's a genuine Mopar replacement. You know they fit and work right, since they're the parts made for your model's system. Buy now!