Brakes · important priority
ABS Module Replacement Cost & Pricing
Replace a failed ABS (Anti-lock Braking System) control module or pump assembly that prevents wheel lockup during hard braking. Failure triggers the ABS warning light and disables anti-lock function.
Typical ABS Module Replacement cost
$800–$1,880, with an average estimate of $1,150 before vehicle-specific adjustments.
What to expect
Difficulty: complex. Typical labor time: 2–5 hours.
Mechanic's tip
The ABS light on doesn't mean your brakes don't work — they still do, just without anti-lock protection. Get the fault codes read before replacing anything; specific codes narrow down whether it's the module, pump, wheel speed sensor, or wiring. Wheel speed sensors are a far cheaper and more common failure — rule those out first. Some modules can be rebuilt or remanufactured at significant savings.