UPDATE: Later that day I went to run the full drive cycle before returning the vehicle to the customer as I usually do. The left rear speed sensor FINALLY stopped working. I checked it out and found it was missing the supply voltage to that wheel. Investigating further I found the wire that was scabbed in there from the other shop had rubbed (green puss-sack under insulation) through behind the fuel tank. The scotch lock was removed at the ABS module and the wire was repaired properly like it should have been on the first go around. Any how wanted to give you the update. The car was delivered and the customer is happy. -Eric O.

Hmmmm you failed to document your stop at the ice cream store... mrs. O knows, there's no reason to hide!

UTI-Houston student here. Eric, i have learned so much diagnosis info from your videos that most instructors just gloss over. You should be getting my tuition fees!

Eric! Remember if you can do it then I don’t have to. Nice job.

I love how your videos are "hands on" material getting the job done and not wasting 30 minutes on a tool truck or showing off your co workers tool boxes

3 bays and 3 mechanics; You be movin. It is good to see you growing and improving. Next step will be? 3 bays, three mechanics, and you cracking the whip.

This channel is half my schooling, the other half is my own experience and studying for my ASE exam, the A1. Already have the A5.

Thanks Eric--------This was a great save. A perfectly good jeep should not go to the crusher because of wiring gremlins. Your technique can save many great cars. Just check the modules. Power? Use the test light. Ground? Use the other test light. Can Bus communicating? Check the two wires from the Bus. Fix any of the above if not working. Otherwise repair the Module. We own 2 WK Jeeps. Perfectly good vehicles with flakey wiring. Your technique is being posted on the wall of my garage!!!! Thank you sir!! Bob P-Retired Brighton, Mi

Ivan would have torn into the damaged module to go for the "no parts" fix......which is totally impractical but fun. Another good fix Eric.

For your upcoming birthday, thank you for treating yourself to a new cap.

At least the path to ice cream in intact. Important info!

That LR speed sensor did hang at 0mph for a moment when u were backing up for sure.

With a Dodge/Chrysler/Jeep product, you just know there's gonna be a Part 2. 😛

Dude, you nailed the bridge vocals, well done maestro

Another satisfied customer. From the sound of it a lot more work to be done to this Jeep by SMA.

Mr O, you are the best. I am an ex-pat Kiwi living in 'The 'States'. Where I come from the last S on the word chassis is silent (rhymes with sassy). My go to repair shop is a husband and wife team with a three bay shop. They have always treated me well.

Good diagnosis and repair! Always a pleasure watching you do your thing.

I am thoroughly impressed that you are able to stay so calm when the Autel is displaying a different manufacturer other than the one you chose. I would probably be slightly more angry. SLIGHTLY!!

GREATEST VIDEO EVER...., WHAT THE HELL IS A SCAB . THANK YOU FOR SHOWING THE TRUE CAPABILITIES OF THE AFTERMARKET SCANNERS I HAVE GOT TO START LEARNING SOMEWHERE AND THIS LOOKS TO BE THE BEST CHANNEL I HAVE FOUND SO FAR SEEING THAT WE DON'T SEE MUCH FROM DEFAZIO OF LATELY . GM AND NISSANS SEEM TO BE EVERY BODY WEAKNESS HERE BUT ANY SCANNER HELP WOULD BE GREAT THANKS AND PLEASE KEEP UP THE SUPER WORK !

In my years working on vehicles this problem of a po 304 I found when the alternator got hot no charge and caused misfire changed alternator gave to customer they said they had 3 shops coil packs plugs but freeze frame data helped me you do great work keep it up .

You are the best friend to cars

This is just a general comment, applying to this channel, but so many others too: how frigging awesome is it, the so many people with professional or home-spun expertise, are so prepared to share it with the world? home DIYers and generally interested parties would have no way of knowing any of this were it not for the human compulsion (among some..) to selflessly share what they know. Thanks, world, including this channel.

Another great update/repair Eric. Have an awesome day

Eric, Another great video series and great fix! Thank you. SMA#1 God bless Paul

Nice call nice repair. Glad you were able to fix that speed sensor wire properly. Could have come back to ya again. I’d ship it or do the brakes if she wants them done too. Nice work Eric

Just wanted to let you know that I love your channel. You've taught me a hell of alot pal. No car is broke till you get your mitts on em. 😁👍

Just what I needed after a crap day, a bit of soothing SMA.

I like the backup thermostat control over your left shoulder. Ready to go when needed :).

Great pin point diagnostic.

I read your update in the pinned comment so all is well on that dude...next!

No love anymore? I'm going to live the rest of my life in Scotty's tool box. 😣

Love the videos Eric! Informative, educational, entertaining, intuitive, and a great "preview" of tools that I'll be needing...!

The Autel scan tool that said it was a "Hyundai" may have been making an educated guess, the ABS modules might be common between some Hyundai and Chrysler/Jeep vehicles. Likely the number of Hyundai vehicles is larger than the other manufacturers who use the same module.

Vampire connector. Lol. Never heard that one before. I'll have to remember that.

Good stuff!

Never had the Autel at shop play games like that, that really sucks. Also never had to deal with module issues other than Chevy trucks, so thanks for this Chrysler demo

Well done! Thanks Eric!

Very interesting series

Nice job Eric O. Fix it right the first time. BTW I thought you might enjoy this, Remember your video asking if your customer should have bought the used car. This actually happened to me.. I was at a franchise dealership shopping for a used car. I asked if I could take it to my mechanic to look it over. Just before I was ready to take it, They told me they just changed the battery. Thus deleting all code history. Pretty convenient huh? Gibbs rule #39 There is no such thing as coincidence. Needless to say I walked out.

Yea I got to do this on a 01 Grand Prix, told the owner we may have more problems after the module is replaced,, have good powers and ground, good uart signal

Good follow up

Well done Eric ,I love these type of work,enjoyed.

My Autel MS908P has been mega wonky after all the updates. Super slow on establishing communication with 05+ siennas for whatever reason. Same issue with the chrysler abs modules too. Great video as always Mr.

Good call

Nice diagnosis & video! Enjoyed it!

I did see that speed sensor drop out too. Weirdest thing to not have it drop out since. New customer added, always a plus.

Good repair

Awesome video and good info when replacing the Abs module

Love your video. Great detail!

Glad you seem to enjoy the sudden restart of the Autel. Overall its a great tool just sometimes does have issues. Keep up the great work always enjoy the humor along the way.

At 2:00, I like your yellow/black sticker on the wall. "In case of fire: freak out and run like hell, lol. Scotch locks have to be one of the worst inventions ever. There is no way those things can seal a connection air/water tight, just not possible.

Vampire connector is a prob waiting to happen. Great Job E

"In case of fire, Freak out and run like hell" bahaha great video

It's always good to let us know what are the good and bad on the Autel as I'm thinking of picking one of the same model that you have because not everyone has the money for the big name ones or spend the money just to use it a few times a year like me. Love your videos Eric keep them coming.

Eric i love your honesty, i can see why so many people come to you. Computers that say one thing but do another, i would not trust them as far as i could throw one :-D

I have had the exact same issue with Dodge and Chrysler not clearing active ABS codes until driven

As always you make it look so easy.

thorough job....well done!!! BUT it was most likely fixed due to your "Jeep" hat which made the car feel secure!!

Great video Eric O

Great video Eric lots of interesting information thanks

Thanks for the video.

Dr. O strikes again !

great job as always, why do guys do crap work when they could have done it like you do, just don't get it to the rest of you guys out there this is how you get it done no half crap jobs thanks for being a straight up guy kip

in case of fire freak out and run like hell.. Awesome sticker!

Ship it! Thanks Dr. O!

Great job Eric

Great job ERIC 👍👍

I went to a Mavis Discount Tire shop for some work on my Cavalier and I overheard the tech say they couldn't program a customers TPMS because their scan tool only went up the previous model year of the customers truck. The customer went in to swap 4 tires and wheels on his Chevy Dirtymax. I think the customer ended up going back to the dealership and having it done there.

Good video mr. O. Looks like another wobo worked on by owner.

I always watch to the very end to hear, "if I can do it, you can do it. Thanks for watching!"

Eric there is an update to stop the scan tool restarting on its own.

That right rear sensor looked a little strange in the graph, but ok in the digital reading. Other than that, Nice Job! My wife's old 97 Grand had an intermittent ABS problem. One module later no problem. Also, did not have to program that one.

Great work as always!

Great job again like always

nice job as usual Eric,vampires are evil :)

hey I am getting new blacktop today too!!! My new road looks awesome!@!!

I'm so far behind on videos, I got to watch parts I & II back to back! Saved time that way, since I didn't have to go back and watch part I again to remember WTH happened, lol. 2 brain cells - one's lost, and the other is trying to find it ... 🥴 My Autel started flaking out like that a few years back (still does) - I guess it's because I skipped an update. At least that's what Autel tells me. If I pay half what I paid for the tool to them again, they claim it'll fix it. Not so sure there. Mine will lock up occasionally, and the screen slowly fades to black and pixellates, like some sort of acid flashback ...😨😁 Just finished filming a '06 Exterra brake job, with calipers. Both pistons on the driver's side were the brake pad - nothing was left. Also missing was a bolt from one side of the caliper, and one lug nut off the passenger side front wheel (and another that was ready to follow). Poor girl is a single mom - works her butt off to try and make ends meet. Of course this lovely state doesn't help matters much - they make it nearly impossible for the poor to get by, and just try to get you to give up and take all their handouts. Huge respect for her not doing that. With a child, she'd qualify for ALL of it - free car, free phone, free rent, free heat, free food, free medical, etc.. I guess one of her relatives has been doing brakes for her to save some money. After I fixed it the last time the front wheel fell off (replaced all the studs and lug nuts), she's been coming to me now. Whenever she saves up some cash, she'll come by and get something fixed. Sticker is 9 months expired, exhaust has a huge hole in it (probably why the money light is on). Needs rear brakes, too. Little by little we're gaining on it. I had to throw a few gallons of gas in there before I bedded the brakes in. Thing was on fumes. Anyway, great vid as always, brother! I can't believe people still use Scotchlok connectors on exterior components, especially up here!! 😖

dr. o has his strawberry access back! lol! right on!

Thank you Eric for the video and the update In the comments. Since the bridge was opened, did ya get your ice cream? Lol

usually chrysler with steering angle sensor need a drive relearn with a lock to lock turn

Damn it. I'm having the same problem with a 96 Grand Cherokee. My obd2 reader will not communicate with the brand new abs I installed. Been trying to tackle this damn problem for a whole year.

4mm will work on e5 tax screw too.

Eric now offers hover conversions 03:50

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@3:53 I though you were goin up! Not the other guy down LOL

Great job any chance you could pull the old unit apart and put a picture up would like to see what’s inside it and if anything is obviously wrong looking just a curiosity really. I know some units get water ingress etc

I have an 05 Jeep like this one. It has the same thing going on with it. Was that one stuck in 2nd gear as well?? Mine is. Thank you for all your time putting out all the great vids

Was waiting for you to get a different scan tool 😂

Maybe the wheel speed code was in the module that came from junk yard

Good work, Eric. I am always skeptical of any added connections like that one. I suspect that the rub-through on the scabbed in wire contributed to the ABS module failing. Would you mind elaborating on your correct fix for the wheel speed sensor supply voltage wire? What was the original problem that should have been fixed right the first time?

You scream, I scream we all scream for ice cream 🍦

I hope ALTEL watches your show.

I have this vehicle with the V8 engine. Warn your customer about maintenance and repair $$ coming down the road. Change All of the fluids - 200,000+ miles is a lot. The air bag light - there is a connector under the seat that needs to be cleaned. That should fix it.

Welcome to my world of Allfailtel (Autel)! Maybe it's trying to tell you something about Hyundai?! My piece of junk MS908P does that stuff every single time I turn it on, crash/reboot/not supported etc! Jeep/Chrysler/Dodge... Part ll = it's just the beginning 🤣👍

Teasing me with the toolbox change up. I want a tour. Like real bad.

Hey Eric, I’m looking to upgrade to a bidirectional scan tool that is under $600. I see Autel has some for around 550 and the reviews aren’t much help you seem to have a decent amount of experience with these devices. any suggestions?

Nice!!

Great work Eric..my question is put in a new brake master cylinder.and bleed all the brakes,but the brake was still spongy...is it the abs modulator ??bit confused now...what you recomennd..its a jeep 2012 Laredo...would appreciate your help..cheers

Once again another great video, you're pretty awesome guy😂😂😂😂😃😃😃😃

i was curious if it said it failed because it didnt see the traction control but it shoulda thrown a code i would think. could just be the chinglish in the scan tool.