Code pop up in mileage window saying p done how do i get the brake light and abs light to go out
Remove the sensors from the old hub clean them off and install, it may be the problem is a low quality aftermarket sensor.
You may need to get it to a auto mechanic who can plug in a diagnostic computer to reset the warning lights.
SOURCE: ABS Problems
Gary,
Just went through this problem with my Dakota as well. This is a very very very common problem with the Dodges. First things first. Replace the Vehicle Speed Sensor on the rear differential. Cost around 40 dollars at your local auto parts store or even from the stealership. Its easy to change as well one nut and off comes the bracket then the stud comes off and then you can take out the sensor. They big key is here to be VERY careful pulling out the sensor or you will break it off in the housing. You will need to slowly turn and pry it out with a small screwdriver (as there is an Oring holding it in). Reverse the process to install the new one. After you get the sensor in, reset everything by pulling the negative off the battery and leaving it off for 30 min (some require less time but 30 min is safe) to ensure all is reset. Hope this helps you.
Sincerely,
Jeremy
SOURCE: P0573 code on a 2005 Dodge ram hemi, replace speed
P0573 is for your brake switch stuck. It means you either have a bad brake switch, or a bad wire.
SOURCE: Brake light & ABS light on, speedo problem
I recently had the same problem on my 99 dakota R/T. My symptoms included the abs and brake light staying lit, speedo failing to work at all speeds and the truck would occassionally stall when coming to a stop. I ended up replacing the rear abs speed sensor (on top of the rear diff) and all is well now. The truck runs exactly as it should. You are looking at a $30-$35 dollar part.
SOURCE: 1999 durango the abs light
did you check the speed sensor on the rear end on top of the rear end. this sensor works the speedometer the abs and break lights and power door locks
SOURCE: 2002 Dodge Ram 4X4 1500
Try resetting the computer. Unhook both battery cables and ground them out to the frame. This will bleed off any charge in the computer. Do this for at least 60 seconds. Hook the battery back up and check for messages.
If that doesn't help, make sure you have the correct bulbs. The computer sends a small electrical pulse to the lights to test them, several times a minute. If you've ever upgraded your lights (like to HID lights) or replaced the bulbs with something not OEM equivalent, this cal cause the "Lamp Out" condition.
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