Cardone 12-17241 ABS Control Module

Cardone ABS Control Module for 1999 Volvo S70

Restore ABS and traction control response with this remanufactured Cardone ABS Control Module, part number 12-17241. It is built for the 1999 Volvo S70 and is engineered to meet or exceed original equipment performance with direct-fit compatibility.

Key Features

• Remanufactured Original Equipment-style ABS control module
• Fits 1999 Volvo S70, ABS Control Module
• Bolt-on attachment method with 2 connectors
• No programming required
• Plastic module housing with male terminals
• 100% computer testing for consistent performance
• High-pressure hydraulic testing to verify zero leakage
• Air-decay testing to confirm the unit is free of brake fluid
• Critical components are re-soldered where needed to improve electrical connection reliability
• Worn or failed components are replaced with new or rebuilt parts as needed

Product Details

Cardone remanufactured ABS Control Modules are reverse-engineered to identify common failure points and correct original design issues during the remanufacturing process. For the 1999 Volvo S70, part number 12-17241 is built to deliver consistent ABS operation and quick reaction time when traction control is required. This remanufactured unit is a direct replacement for the original module and is designed for a proper vehicle fit.

This part cross-references Monroe Shocks & Struts (e.g., 172286, 182286) for the same application.

Common Problems This Part Can Address

• ABS warning light illuminated on the dash
• Loss of anti-lock brake function
• Traction control response issues
• Intermittent electrical faults in the ABS module
• Brake system communication or control module failure

Installation Notes

Compatible with 1999 Volvo S70 applications that use a bolt-on ABS control module with 2 connectors. No programming is required. Verify connector style, terminal count, and module location before installation to confirm match with the original unit.

Quality Assurance

Each Cardone ABS Control Module undergoes computer testing, hydraulic leak testing, and air-decay testing before release. The remanufacturing process also replaces worn components and re-solders critical connections to improve electrical integrity and service life. Cardone notes that its remanufacturing process reduces energy and raw material use compared with producing a new part.