2014–2018 Ram 1500: ABS, traction and brake lights on (ABS module failure, C2200)
Likely causes, ranked
- Internal ABS control module failure (new module)$1,690–$2,300Shop
- ABS module rebuilt by a mail-in repair service$399–$479DIY
- Wheel speed sensor or wiring faultDIY
Real-owner fix counts will appear here as reports come in.
Rough cost: $399–$2,300DIY or shop: See DIY or shop section
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Symptom: The ABS, traction control, and brake warning lights come on, sometimes along with the 4WD or speedometer acting up. The scan shows C2200-49 (internal module fault).
Likely causes
- The ABS module. Owners on Ram1500Diesel and RamForum describe the internal electronics failing. A new module was quoted at about $1,690–$2,300, while a mail-in rebuild cost about $399 (about $479 with shipping).
- A sensor or wiring fault. This shows up with different codes.
Rough cost range
| Repair | Reported |
|---|---|
| New module (dealer) | About $1,690–$2,300 |
| Mail-in rebuild | About $399–$479 |
DIY or shop?
Removing and reinstalling the module for a mail-in rebuild is DIY-capable. The brakes need a proper bleed afterward.
Useful steps
- Confirm the C2200 code with a scan tool that reads ABS codes.
- Compare the rebuild and new-module options.
- Bleed the brakes and road-test afterward.
Vehicle focus: 2014–2018 Ram 1500.
Safety / mechanic note
The base brakes still work, but you lose ABS and stability control. Verify with a mechanic that the brakes are safe.
Related trouble codes
- C2200
Recalls & service bulletins
No recalls or service bulletins are listed for this page yet.
NHTSA complaints: 738 keyword-matched complaints for Ram 1500 2014–2018 (of 6,305 unique complaints queried, NHTSA complaints API by model year, queried 2026-10-15).
Always check your VIN for open recalls at nhtsa.gov/recalls.
Sources
What actually fixed it?
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