Anti-lock Brake System Module for 2013-2014 Chrysler 300 Control Module - 68237098AA

Peace of mind behind the wheel starts with confidence in your brakes. That's where the genuine 68237098AA ABS pump module for your 2013-2014 Chrysler 300 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 Chrysler.
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: Get back on the road swiftly.

Compatibility:

• 2013-2014 Chrysler 300

Specifications:

• Part Numbers: 68237098AA

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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Frequently Asked Questions

1. What vehicles does part number 68237098AA fit?

The 68237098AA ABS Module is a direct-fit OEM replacement for the 2013–2014 Chrysler 300. It is designed to match original factory specifications for a precise fit and dependable braking performance. Before ordering, verify that your existing ABS module carries the same OEM part number or contact us with your VIN for compatibility confirmation.

2. What are the symptoms of a failing ABS control module on a Chrysler 300?

A failing ABS module can cause several braking and communication issues, including:

• ABS warning light remains illuminated
• Traction Control warning light stays on
• Loss of anti-lock braking (ABS)
• Speedometer stops working or gives inaccurate readings
• ABS pump runs continuously
• Wheel speed sensor fault codes
• Communication errors with diagnostic scan tools
• Intermittent electrical issues within the braking system

If multiple symptoms appear at the same time, the ABS module is often the source of the problem.

3. What does DTC Code C2116 mean?

DTC C2116 indicates a Pump Motor Fault or Pump Supply Low Voltage condition.

This means the ABS module is unable to properly power or control the hydraulic pump, which can reduce braking performance and trigger the ABS warning light.

4. What causes DTC C2200 or C2200-49?

Both C2200 and C2200-49 indicate an Internal ABS Module Failure.

These diagnostic trouble codes typically point to an electronic failure inside the ABS control module rather than a problem with wiring, sensors, or the hydraulic unit.

5. What does DTC U0121 mean?

U0121 means Lost Communication with the ABS Module.

When this code appears, the vehicle's control modules can no longer communicate with the ABS controller. This commonly causes:

• ABS warning light
• Traction Control light
• Electronic Stability Control warning
• Speedometer issues
• Communication errors during diagnostics

6. Why is my ABS pump running continuously?

An ABS pump that runs continuously is usually caused by an internal failure within the ABS module or a malfunctioning pressure sensor.

Ignoring this issue may lead to battery drain and reduced braking system reliability.

7. Can a faulty ABS module affect my speedometer?

Yes.

The ABS module receives wheel speed information used by the speedometer. When the module fails, it may cause:

• Incorrect speed readings
• Intermittent speedometer operation
• Complete speedometer failure

8. Can a bad ABS module trigger wheel speed sensor codes?

Yes.

Although damaged wheel speed sensors can trigger these codes, a faulty ABS module may also generate sensor-related fault codes because it cannot correctly process incoming wheel speed data.

9. Is it safe to drive with the ABS warning light on?

Your vehicle's standard braking system will usually continue to operate, but the Anti-lock Braking System (ABS) and traction control may no longer function correctly.

Driving with the ABS warning light on increases the risk of reduced braking control during emergency stops or on wet, icy, or slippery roads. Prompt diagnosis and repair are recommended.

10. Should I choose an OEM ABS module instead of an aftermarket unit?

Yes.

A genuine OEM ABS Module (68237098AA) is manufactured to Chrysler's original specifications, providing:

• Exact factory fit
• Reliable communication with vehicle electronics
• Proper braking performance
• Improved long-term reliability

OEM modules generally offer greater compatibility than many aftermarket alternatives.

11. Does the 68237098AA ABS Module require programming?

Programming requirements can vary depending on the vehicle configuration and repair procedure.

Some installations may require calibration or module programming after installation. Always verify the programming requirements for your specific VIN before completing the repair.

12. How can I tell if the ABS module is causing communication issues?

If your diagnostic scan tool cannot establish communication with the ABS module—or communication repeatedly drops during testing—it often indicates an internal module failure.

However, damaged wiring, poor electrical connections, or power supply issues should also be inspected before replacing the module.

13. What's the difference between intermittent and complete ABS module failure?

Intermittent Failure

• Warning lights appear and disappear
• Speedometer works occasionally
• ABS pump operates randomly
• Communication comes and goes

Complete Failure

• Constant ABS warning light
• No communication with the module
• ABS system completely inoperative
• Multiple diagnostic trouble codes remain active

Intermittent failures often become complete failures if left unaddressed.

14. How long does it take to replace an ABS control module?

Physical replacement of the ABS module is generally straightforward for a qualified technician.

Installation time varies depending on vehicle condition and whether programming or calibration is required after installation.

15. How do I verify that 68237098AA is the correct part number?

The easiest way is to inspect your original ABS module and confirm that the label displays 68237098AA.

If you're uncertain, provide your VIN or a clear photo of your existing module to verify compatibility before ordering.