2014 Jeep Wrangler: Brakes not working properly
Common wear/failure (not a recall)
Symptoms
Owners of the 2014 Wrangler report: brakes not working properly. CarComplaints.com lists 7 owner complaints, average mileage 30,350 miles.
NHTSA has 74 owner complaints for the 2014 Wrangler in this area. Examples:
- NHTSA complaint ODI #11770697 (filed 10/12/2026): “Abs module failure. common on jeep wrangler jk. could cost $1,500 to repair. things happen but this is a common occurrence according to forums. confirmed by reputable licensed mechanic.…”
- NHTSA complaint ODI #11770013 (filed 10/08/2026): “My 2014 jeep wrangler unlimited has an intermittent abs system failure. the abs, red brake, and traction-control warning lights illuminate while driving. a diagnostic scan returned active code c2200, indicating an internal anti-lock brake module fault. the or…”
Likely causes
Sources do not establish a single root cause; diagnosis is needed. Owner-reported fixes are listed below.
Fix, in plain English
Most common owner-reported solutions on CarComplaints.com: replace brake booster (1 reports) replace the calipers (1 reports). Check for open recalls and extended warranty coverage with a dealer before paying out of pocket.
DIY difficulty: Moderate
Pads and rotors are a common DIY job with hand tools and a jack; ABS/hydraulic faults need a scan tool. (Our assessment.)
Cost
CarComplaints.com owners report a typical repair cost of about $2,170 (owner-reported average, not a quote).
Typical parts (search links, no affiliate codes)
AutoZone · O'Reilly · Advance · RockAuto
Sources
Page last updated .