19207520 | Genuine GM® Electronic Brake Control Module Colorado 2009-2012

**Description**: An Electronic Brake Control Module Assembly (EBCM) **19207520** is the electronic “brain” of the braking system, especially in vehicles equipped with ABS (Anti-lock Braking System), traction control, and stability control. It monitors wheel speed and controls brake pressure to help maintain safe and stable braking. **Part Number**: 19207520 **Condition**: Remanufactured **Manufacture/Brand**: GM **Related Part Numbers:** 25061931133, 25.0619-3113.3, 25021214464, 25.0212-1446.4 **Fits** **19207520** For 2009-2012 Chevrolet  2009-2012 GMC Canyon **Purpose of using 19207520** **:** **1\. Control the Anti-lock Braking System (ABS)** The EBCM prevents wheel lock-up by: - Monitoring wheel speeds - Detecting when a wheel is about to skid - Commanding the ABS modulator valve to adjust brake pressure This maintains traction and steering control. **2\. Manage Traction Control** When a wheel spins on slippery surfaces, the EBCM: - Reduces engine power - Applies brake pressure to the slipping wheel This helps maintain acceleration without losing control. **3\. Manage Electronic Stability Control (ESC)** The EBCM works with steering angle, yaw, and speed sensors to: - Detect when the vehicle is sliding or losing control - Apply brakes to specific wheels - Help stabilize the vehicle during sharp turns or emergency maneuvers **4\. Control the ABS Pump and Modulator Valves** The EBCM is the “brain” that tells the brake system: - When to increase pressure - When to decrease pressure - When to hold pressure These actions occur in milliseconds. **5\. Communicate With Other Vehicle Systems** The EBCM shares data with: - Engine control module (ECM) - Body control module (BCM) - Transmission module (TCM) - Dashboard warning systems This ensures the entire vehicle reacts properly to braking situations. **6\. Improve Overall Brake Safety** The module allows: - Shorter stopping distances - Better stability - Reduced skidding - Safer braking in slippery conditions **Sings of Bad Electronic Brake Control Module 19207520** **:** **1\. ABS Warning Light On** The ABS light will turn on if the modulator valve isn’t responding or communicating properly. You may also see: - **Brake warning light** - **Traction control light** **2\. Wheels Lock Up During Hard Braking** If the modulator valve cannot adjust brake pressure: - Wheels may lock - Tires may skid - Steering control is reduced This is one of the most serious symptoms. **3\. Pulsation Missing or Excessive in the Brake Pedal** Normal ABS gives a light pulsation during activation. If the modulator valve is bad: - No pulsation (ABS not engaging) - Or **excessive/rapid pulsation** meaning valves are sticking or cycling incorrectly **4\. Uneven or Unstable Braking** The vehicle may: - Pull left or right during braking - Feel unstable - Brake harder at one wheel than another This happens when one valve is sticking or not modulating properly. **5\. Increased Stopping Distance** Because the valve can’t control pressure properly: - The vehicle takes longer to stop - Especially on wet, snowy, or slippery roads **6\. Clicking or Buzzing Noises from ABS Unit** A malfunctioning valve can cause: - Constant clicking - Buzzing - Rapid cycling - Grinding sounds These often come from the ABS hydraulic control unit. **7\. Brake Pressure Issues** - Soft or spongy brake pedal - Pedal sinks too easily - Inconsistent brake feel This may indicate internal leaks or stuck solenoids inside the modulator valve. **8\. Fault Codes Stored in the ABS Module** A scan tool may show: - Valve stuck open/closed - Valve control malfunction - Hydraulic pressure fault - Wheel pressure imbalance - ABS modulator failure These codes confirm a modulator valve issue.

• Brand: GM
• Interchange Part Number: 25061931133, 25.0619-3113.3, 25021214464, 25.0212-1446.4
• Manufacturer Warranty: 1 Year
• Manufacturer Part Number: 19207520
• Country of Origin: United States