Checking Isuzu ABS Trouble Codes For Free!

[@irishokelly1111]

Man im a diesel tech at large truck lease rental company and we dont deal with alot of these types of setups and I’ve somehow been voluntold that im the man for the job and have done 4 boosters and master cylinders under dash now and this abs had me stumped because we dont have software or the reader but this was epic and i dont comment ever but thought id share that i gotlucky with mine and we have the same codes;) so hope its easy fix and i get this truck out my bay! Thank u was helpful!!

[@stitchthisditchthat259]

How did it go

[@mikunan]

Thanks for doing this tutorial. I have a 99 trooper trying to trouble shoot the tod check light. This will apply too , i think. It is explained in the shop manual disc but this made it clearer.

[@vhovhittznosmay4208]

Thank you sir for sharing your knowledge about the ABS 👍

[@kittykat1367]

Praise God and Thank you I just bought a 2002 isuzu trooper and there's no isuzu troopers here in San Antonio Texas and was having the same problem and was over charged for it.

[@mattpayne4087]

I'm sorry to hear someone took advantage of you, Kim! I hope you will be able to sort out your issue now. Thanks for watching!

[@NaglfarCommando]

Just finding this vid. Awesome and thank you. The link is not at the end of the video though. Hope you see this lol.

[@duaneshaw2236]

Thank you for a great video! Just did your procedure and came up with a 44 code. Now at least I have some direction if I can figure out what a "dump solenoid" is! Lol! Again, thank you.

[@mattpayne4087]

Haha, cool, I'm glad you found this helpful! Did you figure out what's going on?

[@arnolddjabosaki154]

Hi Matt. I have an Isuzu forward 2005 model, and I am seriously struggle to find the OBD port. I have basically discounter everything in the dashbord but I still can't find it. I bought this véhicule second hand from Japan.

[@kiansenghong8582]

Hi Matt l own a lsuzu Dmax 3.0 (4JJ1) YEAR 2008 encountered with ABS CHECK LIGHT appearing problem . I've tried your method in diagnosng , which is highlighted in this artical but failed Is there any other method whereby l can utilise to solve this problem? Your kind enlightment would be very appreciated.

[@omarrodriguez5664]

Thanks a lot! This is quite useful.

[@duaneshaw4102]

Yes, after getting the code from your procedure, it points to an internal fault in the electric side of the ABS control unit. I removed it (vehicle still operates fine without the electronic part) and am sending it in for repair ($160). When it comes back I should be able to put it back on and have the ABS operating again. Will let you know. Thanks again.

[@mattpayne4087]

Nice work, Duane! I hope that the ABS module repair works out for you!

[@stitchthisditchthat259]

Did it work? Where did you send it

[@padraiggalvin2807]

Great explaination.thanks

[@ScientistPrepper]

Great. Thank you sir!

[@JerzeyPrince23]

I have the same ABS codes (62) my question is Does this ABS codes it also for Toyota vehicles as well ? My is 2000 Toyota Camry le v6.

[@gracerenee768]

Hearing people with 02 models of the Honda passport/ Isuzu rodeo using these same points and being successful. I can’t pull anything for my 01, any ideas?

[@marykmenta1644]

thanks I've heard of this method and suspect corrosion at connectors on my 01 trooper i believe abs unit/harness is the issue so far I'm having trouble disconnecting harness, now I should be able to diagnose first. I can see some corrosion at the pins

[@mattpayne4087]

Cool - did you figure it out, Mary?

[@TheAvada32002]

Gotta try this on my 98 rodeo

[@shontellanania751]

I can't seem to find mine, i have a 97 Isuzu bighorn manual. It's a right hand side drive

[@ScientistPrepper]

does anyone know what terminals to jumper for resetting the abs? thank you.

[@marthastewart1976]

Did you ever find out what the problem was? My 2000 Isuzu Trooper seems like it's having all 3 similar problems at once and I'm wondering of these are real issues or something electronic. Like a sensor or a PCM issue. Aside from the brakes, you said you had an EGR issue, a transmission problem, and the ABS problem. Mine's showing an EGR code (P0405), a transmission code (P1870), and the ABS light, according to this video is on for a code 43. I've been driving my car for over 8 months with the check trans light and it's working fine. For the EGR code, I applied voltage to the EGR and the pintle was responding. Cleaned it. Same error. Just replaced the EGR. Waiting to see if that fixes it. The ABS light came on after a brake job. They checked it out and couldn't figure it out. It finally went away, but they had no good explanation. Just that they disassembled and reassembled the brake. And it disappeared for a while. Not it's coming back intermittently with a code 43. So I'm wondering if perhaps something electronic (like bad onboard computer) is failing and causing it to throw bogus codes. Because our two incidents sound like a very similar trio of issues. And by the way, thank you for the video!

[@mattpayne4087]

My issues definitely seem to be real, rather than the result of a bad PCM...though that's not to say your issues couldn't be computer-related. I bought this vehicle knowing it had transmission problems, and when I drained the transmission fluid, I could tell the clutches were toast. The fluid was nasty and had "sparkly" material in it....not a good sign. Furthermore, I believe I have a bad wheel speed sensor which is causing my ABS issue. The EGR code is probably wiring-related, but I'm not going to spend the time to troubleshoot it since I never plan to repair this vehicle. Instead, I plan to remove the engine and install it in another 2001 Trooper that I purchased with a bad engine. I would definitely check your transmission fluid level and condition to see what it looks like. Or, it may not be a bad idea to take it to a reputable transmission shop to see if there are transmission-related codes that won't show up on a regular OBD-II scanner. These transmissions are the weak point in these vehicles, so I wouldn't want to push it if you really do have a transmission-related issue. Good luck - I hope you get it all sorted out!

[@eddiehernandez8670]

I'm trying to replace my light switch on my 2002 Isuzu trooper have any suggestions

[@cicibradley2809]

+Matt Payne As a new widow, thank you for helping me keep my '01 Rodeo LS running, reliably and cheaply. Attempting oil and fuel filter changes, adding brush guard, tow receiver and brake light wiring. Found vids on those. Q1. There's a small ready plug/connector attached (looks factory) to the driver side frame where tow receiver bolts on. Does this mean I don't need T-Connector wiring harness that connects to both brake lights? That I only need wiring from existing plug out to the trailer (flat 4)? Q2. Fog lights: There's a ready plug inches from each "dummy" (plastic covering fog light hole). To add real fog lights, is it as simple as attaching the bracket and light assemblies then plug in pig tail n plug in switch in dash? Q3. Can you do or recommend a video on converting headlights to LED and also diy modernizing stereo/speakers? Thanks

[@sullivancastiel4780]

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[@finneganalexzander1317]

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[@sullivancastiel4780]

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[@sullivancastiel4780]

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[@finneganalexzander1317]

@Sullivan Castiel You are welcome :)

[@marconava9211]

please let me know if you have a video about how remove a oil pump for a Isuzu rodeo 1998 2.2 engine std 4 cylinder

[@mattpayne4087]

Marco, unfortunately I do not have such a video. I would suggest browsing www.planetisuzoo.com, and if you can't find the information you need, sign up for a free account and post a question. I would almost guarantee you somehow will respond and will try to help you out. Good luck!

[@saadymodenation2944]

this video is very helpful , i have isuzu rodeo 1998 2 WD and i'm ready to try it . btw what was wrong with your abs ? did you end up replacing the sensors? i have problems with transmissions too and I change the the solenoids it work

[@mattpayne4087]

+Saadymodenation I'm glad you found this helpful! I believe my issue is caused by a bad wheel speed sensor; they are incredibly expensive, and since the transmission also needs to be rebuilt, I am not going to replace the wheel speed sensor. I actually purchased another '02 Trooper that needs an engine, but is in otherwise great condition, so I'm hoping to swap in the engine from the other Trooper. I'm glad you were able to get your transmission working! Great job!

[@timharrison4646]

On my 1995 Isuzu Trooper someone removed my ABS codes hook up from the panel , why would someone remove it, can you answer that for me?

[@mwilliamshs]

95 was obd1, not obd2, so you never had the connector this video demonstrates

[@dustinbeardsley8255]

Where did you get those papers your referring to? the pages you have with all codes and such.

[@mattpayne4087]

Hey Dustin, check out the link below for the codes: lasanguine.com/RodeoTechnical/ABSDTC.pdf

[@lruiz5180]

It doesn't bring anything up

[@leion800]

Any luck with that egr?

[@dorrelbrown4815]

what can caused My engine brake to flashing on the 2003 Isuzu elf

[@gsinnott2003]

Hi Matt, Thanks for the video, I followed the procedure and got a 31! it's not on the list, any ideas?

[@mattpayne4087]

+gsinnott2003 Hmm...that is very strange. You're absolutely certain you got 31? If so, I'm honestly not sure what to suggest...that's a strange one. I would post a question on www.planetisuzoo.com and I'll bet someone more knowledgeable than me will try to help you. Let me know if you figure it out. Good luck! Thanks for watching.

[@carlosrobertobeckerdippel3786]

for me is the same 31 and no idea

[@stitchthisditchthat259]

@@carlosrobertobeckerdippel3786 what was it

[@carlosrobertobeckerdippel3786]

@@stitchthisditchthat259 i dont remember yet but was left front sensor maybe ....finnaly i sell this truck and now a 2.5 dmax here .

[@fernandosaldana7777]

Hi Matt I watched this video and and I have a problem with 96 trooper I found out 4 wires got melted they go on two different switches on my clutch paddle can you help what they are and how I can replaced them I don't have a wiring diagram

[@rachelperez7801]

does this work for 2001 looks like it has same engine i also have the check light blinking just bought this car

[@mattpayne4087]

This was filmed on a 2001 Trooper. It should work for any Isuzu vehicle with OBDII diagnostics (any vehicle made in 1996 or later).

[@lanankwira7850]

What is code 35

[@rachelperez7801]

the check engine lightthis morning there was codes blinking on its own I counted them it counted codes 26 2 and 13 do you know what codes those are

[@mattpayne4087]

Rachel, are you referring to the check engine light, or the ABS light? I am not aware of a method to read Diagnostic Trouble Codes via flashing the check engine light. I believe this is only possible for the ABS system and the TOD (Torque On Demand) System.

[@SuperUndin]

I also have my winter drive mode that likes to come in for no reason and won’t turn off anyone know anything about that??

[@jgatch724100]

If I were you I would disconnect the harness on the back of the winter/ power drive selector switch. Winter drive makes your vehicle start off in 3rd gear to help keep you from spinning wherls on the snow & ive on take off , but constant driving with this on eventually leads to 3rd gear clutch pack failure. After the trans burned up in my green 2001 rodeo i had the trans rebuilt and disconnected the switch. I have had 3 rodeos

[@greygoosemafia]

know how to do it for a 2nd gen ram?

[@mattpayne4087]

Great question...from what I've read in the service manual, you need a DRBIII scan tool to do it on a Ram. If there's a shortcut, I don't know of it...but maybe someone else can chime in. It would be cool to know!

[@greygoosemafia]

+Matt Payne I do believe you can short out the abs system just like the 94-97 series of 2nd gen. just not 100% sure it wont fuck something up lol

[@andromeda2451]

thank you very much amigo, all your videos are very helpfull for me.....right on! i got rodeo 98 4x4.....my last repair was a blown head gasket and ended with a broken bolt thead in the block......(*&^%$%^....but fixed.

[@mattpayne4087]

+José Luis Ogawa Bummer about the bad head gasket and broken bolt! Really glad to hear you fixed it though...great work! I'm also glad to hear you found my videos helpful. Thanks for watching...I hope your Rodeo is running great now!

[@jhenry7406]

Ok ,so reset would have been nice!

[@mikekopisz1227]

Once fault(s) are repaired,the system will reset itself after it sees all speed sensors synced and after driving vehicle above 3mph

[@robertjohnson5227]

Didn't show all the codes

[@tylerj2655]

cheeper to rebuild trany.get pro rebuild kit for ur tran

[@soltanfazzan686]

Hi

[@richymoralitos1835]

Feliz dia Ayuda, manual taller, eléctrico, usuario: Isuzu Rodeo S 2003 mejor en español Gracias

[@badm.d]

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[@scottdowney4318]

autozone and Oreilleys will read it for free.

[@fuckyougoogle6738]

AutoZone and O'Reilly's will check your check engine codes for free. They do not have the "equipment" needed to check ABS codes. Take it to a shop, they said.

[@LuisOrtega-il1np]

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[@cain1160]

I'll admit, this was helpful. BUT, you shouldn't be narrating in your videos. Just having to endure you pausing at a slow pace like you was giving me an anxiety attack. Oh, by the way, thanks for the video. it WAS very helpful.