What is the problem causing the following error code Cruise control brake switch circuit A low
SOURCE: my speedometer's not working neither is my cruise control
It's your ETCBM ( Electronic Traction Control Brake Module ). Had the same problem . This will cause your speedometer , ABS brakes and check engine light to come on.You'll even notice your stering is a little stif. I had my mechanic remove it and sent it out to Module Masters for rebuild ( 5 year warranty ) Works like a charm now. Those guys are really great .Cost me with freight $160 plus mechanic to R & R it.
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I found this info online . Most mechanics will say it is a Speed sensor, but after many hours and going that route you'll see what I mean.
PS: You can still drive the car ( carefully ) while you wait for the rebuilt unit to be returned.
Ron
SOURCE: !987 Cadillac Allante A/C problem
i put a 1990 allante trans into my 1988 allante, the used trans was working fine before i put it into my '88 allante. now it shifts very rough and has trouble going into park and the linkeage is very stiff.....someone told me there is a transmission control module that could be the problem or some kind of vacuum control module????any ideas???..........thanks, rodney
SOURCE: prndl switch problem error code e91 and ee 91.92 cadillac deville
the switch on top of the transmission where the shift cable is . it probly is not anny good. check all wiring . make sure thair is no dirt inside the connector
SOURCE: Cruise control, 2000 Cadillac DTS
You might want to try having your transducer analyzed at the dealership. They are the only ones with the proper testing equipment. Thank you, Dana
SOURCE: Cruise control on 98 cadillac Deville works on and
im gussing thats a shorted cruise control issue check wiring at the cruse control
P0572....Cruise Control/Brake Switch A Circuit Low, which i dont think is your problem so i would hazard and say that something serious has gone wrong like the ECU unit and its thrown the immobilisor on so i think you will have to have the vehicle taken to a dealer and be prepared for a nice big bill
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