I have a 99 dodge 4x4 pickup. The abs light and emergency brake light came on today. Any ideas?

I seem to remember dodge having a problem with the pigtail on the speed sensor located on the differential. I replaced a speed sensor on a 97 dakota and i had to buy the pigtail to fix the problem.

My problem turned out to be a bad speed sensor in the rear differential. Easy fix once I found it.

Low brake fluid level will do this. I had this problem and this happened only when I turn either to the left or the right, I don't remember which one. This was on a Grand Cherokee.

some element that would were sturdy to appreciate is, "have you ever placed brakes on a vehicle in the previous? Are you a "sturdy" outdoors mechanic" With the ABS staying on, i have were given self belief you position them on incorrectly. also, that smoke you observe is not any doubt your pads being saved up adversarial on your rotor through a frozen caliper, or in easy terms your lack of expertise in "doing it your self". Brakes are person-friendly to replace, be it the pads, caliper, rotor, and so on. even inspite of the truth that, each and each and every vehicle would have diverse setups. fairly on rear drum brakes, I continuously boost the executed the front end or rear deliver about order that i'm waiting to easily be particular I easily have each and each and every little element shrink back properly through comparing it to the quite some wheel.