I just went through this. There was a single wire that had come loose. Dealer wanted $811.65 for this!!! I did it myself in 90 minutes.
You have to be good with a soldering iron. See that dangling wire? That's all that was wrong with it.
I decided it was easier to get at the connector from the wheel well. So the wheel comes off....
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I politely stripped the wire and tinned it.
Then I politely removed the pin from the multi pin connector and soldered the wire back on.
Don't forget to put the water-seal gasket on the wire first!!!
Then reassemble, wrap with electrical tape, clear codes and drive around a bit.
My AGS worked perfectly and my CEL light went away after a bit.
For whatever else it's worth I found the connector in question:
connectors.dcctools.com
connectors.dcctools.com
Hope this helps.
You have to be good with a soldering iron. See that dangling wire? That's all that was wrong with it.
I decided it was easier to get at the connector from the wheel well. So the wheel comes off....
I politely stripped the wire and tinned it.
Then I politely removed the pin from the multi pin connector and soldered the wire back on.
Don't forget to put the water-seal gasket on the wire first!!!
Then reassemble, wrap with electrical tape, clear codes and drive around a bit.
My AGS worked perfectly and my CEL light went away after a bit.
For whatever else it's worth I found the connector in question:
Mopar Connection Repair Kit
Mopar Connection Repair Kit
Hope this helps.
