2008-2009 Dodge Caliber ABS Module | 68023303AC

Anti-lock Brake System Module for 2008-2009 Dodge Galiber Control Module - 68023303AC

Peace of mind behind the wheel starts with confidence in your brakes. That's where the genuine 68023303AC ABS pump module for your 2008-2009 Dodge Galiber comes in. It's more than just a replacement part; it's a commitment to safety, precision, and the unyielding performance you expect from your Dodge.

Key Features:

• Guaranteed Genuine: Trust in the authenticity of OEM parts.
• Anti-Lock Brake System (ABS) Control: The heart of your car's braking system.
• Precise Fitment: Seamlessly integrates with your vehicle.
• Enhanced Safety: Improves stability during sudden stops and slippery conditions.
• Easy Installation: Each ABS module is programmed to your specific vehicle, however an ABS initialization process must be done once in the vehicle.

Compatibility:

• 2008-2009 Dodge Galiber

Specifications:

• Part Numbers: 68023303AC

Common symptoms of a failing Anti-Lock Brake Control Module

• DTC Code C2116 – Pump Motor Fault / Pump Supply Low Voltage
• DTC C2200 - Anti-Lock Brake Module Internal Fault
• DTC C2200-49 – Anti-Lock Brake Module Internal Fault
• DTC U0121 – Lost communication with ABS Module
• ABS pump constantly running issue
• Communication issues
• Communication issues with Scanner
• Intermediate Power Loss
• Intermittent functionality issue
• Intermittent or Non-Functioning Speedometer
• No Communication with ABS module
• Random speedometer readings
• Solenoid valve malfunction
• Speedometer is not working
• Wheel speed sensor codes
• Wheel speed sensor issues
• No ABS assisted braking
• Traction control light on

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2008-2009 Dodge Caliber ABS Module 68023303AC: FAQs

1. What does the 68023303AC ABS module do on the Dodge Caliber?

The 68023303AC anti-lock brake system (ABS) module monitors each wheel speed sensor and pulses brake pressure to stop the wheels from locking during hard or slippery stops. On this Dodge Caliber it also runs traction control and Electronic Stability Control (ESC), so a failure usually disables all three systems.

2. Will this ABS module fit my 2008-2009 Dodge Caliber?

It is listed for the 2008-2009 Dodge Caliber. The safest check is to match the part number on your original module's label with 68023303AC or its interchange numbers (P68023303AC). Enter your 17-digit VIN at checkout and our technicians verify fitment before the unit ships.

3. What are the symptoms of a bad ABS module on a Dodge Caliber?

Common signs of a failing 68023303AC include the ABS, traction control or brake warning lights staying on, the ABS pump running constantly or not at all, wheels locking during hard stops, a pulsing pedal at low speed, a speedometer that drops out, and a scan tool that cannot communicate with the ABS module.

4. Which trouble codes point to a failed ABS control module?

On the Dodge Caliber, codes such as C2116 (ABS pump motor), C121C (torque request denied), C2100 (low battery voltage) and U0121 (lost communication with ABS) are often tied to the ABS module. Before replacing it, check fuses, battery voltage, ground connections and the wheel speed sensors, because those faults can set similar codes.

5. Is the 68023303AC pre-programmed for my vehicle?

Yes. Auto Computer Performance programs each ABS module to your vehicle using the VIN you provide at checkout. After installation, an ABS initialization must be performed with a capable scan tool, and a steering angle sensor calibration may be needed on ESC-equipped models. Our support team can walk you through it.

6. Where is the ABS module located on the Dodge Caliber?

On the 2008-2009 Dodge Caliber, the ABS module is mounted to the hydraulic control unit in the engine compartment, typically on the driver side below or near the brake master cylinder. Disconnect the battery, release the harness connector lock and remove the module screws to separate it from the hydraulic unit.

7. Do I need to bleed the brakes after replacing the ABS module?

If only the 68023303AC control module is swapped and the hydraulic lines stay closed, bleeding is usually not needed. If any brake line is opened or the hydraulic unit is replaced, the system must be bled, and many technicians use a scan-tool-assisted ABS bleed to purge air from the pump circuits.

8. Is it safe to drive with a failed ABS module?

With a failed 68023303AC, your normal brakes typically still work, but anti-lock function, traction control and stability control are disabled, which increases stopping distance and skid risk on wet or icy roads. A lit ABS light can also fail some state safety inspections. Check for open recalls with the NHTSA recall lookup.

9. Is there a core charge on this ABS module?

No. Auto Computer Performance does not charge a core fee on the 68023303AC, so you do not need to return your old module to receive full value. That keeps the total cost clear compared with many dealer and remanufacturer programs.

10. What warranty comes with the ABS module?

Every 68023303AC includes a 6-month warranty plus lifetime phone support, with the warranty prorated after the first 3 weeks. Each unit is inspected, repaired and tested in-house by ASE-certified automotive electrical technicians before it ships.

11. How fast does it ship in the USA?

Orders ship from our facility in Margate, Florida, to all 50 states with tracking. In-stock 68023303AC units are programmed and typically shipped within one to two business days, and faster shipping options are offered at checkout.

12. Is P68023303AC the same part as 68023303AC?

Yes. The P prefix is how Mopar labels service replacement parts. P68023303AC and 68023303AC refer to the same ABS module design for the 2008-2009 Caliber.

13. Will a 2010-2012 Caliber ABS module work on my 2008 or 2009?

Usually not. Chrysler changed the Caliber's ABS module for later years, and later models use different part numbers such as 68091138AD. Using the wrong module can trigger communication and VIN mismatch codes, so order the number that matches your original.

14. Why is my Caliber's ABS light on after a battery change?

Low voltage during a battery swap can set stored codes like C2100. Clear the codes and test drive first. If the ABS light comes back with module-related codes, or the scan tool cannot talk to the module, the ABS module is likely faulty.

15. Why buy a Dodge Caliber ABS module from Auto Computer Performance?

Auto Computer Performance is a full-service automotive computer repair facility in Margate, Florida, with more than 17 years in business. Every genuine OEM module is tested in-house, programmed to your VIN, shipped fast across the USA with no core charge, and supported for life by phone.