Error code 55 on 2007 subaru outback

I found this under Fixya; 2006 Subaru Outback; there were 25 answers: The problem is not with an emission issue as you would expect with a check engine light. The ER 55 code on the odometer means that there is a loss of communication with the ECU, that is why the check engine light is on and cruise light flashing. for what ever reason whenever your check engine light comes on the cruise becomes disabled. Lame I know. I work in the service department and have seen this issue a lot. The only real way to fix this issue is to go the dealer and have them do a reflash for your vehicle. If the ECU is bad it is covered under the federal emmission wrty for 8 years or 80,000 miles

Have the abs removed and checked for operation. If you press the pedal hard enough to produce a skid but it doesn't then the abs is working. Under heavy braking from speed you will get a pulsating feeling in the pedal as the brakes are released and then re applied very quickly. If you are finding that no mater how hard you press there appears to be no assistance to brake then the problem will be in the booster and not the ABS.

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MY 1999 SUBARU OUTBACK check engine light is on with the code p0440 how do I repair thismalfunction

If the light is on , DTC'S - diagnostic trouble code's are stored . These would point to a fix . Your best bet , take your vehicle to a qualified repair shop .

one of your abs sensor is bad or the abs motor,go to local shop to diagnose which sensor,shop usually charge $ 60 to diagnose abs system,good luck, let me know ..

yes it's most likely a alternator problem,usually the internal diode bridge breaks causing all lights you mentioned to come on,if this happens at a idle open the hood and remove green connector on alt.if lights go out you've found the problem

First you should drive over to your auto parts store and have them tell you what codes come up so I can be of better help. AutoZone and Advance both do this for free. I don't want to give poor info, or offend your repair person before knowing what codes come up. Just let me know and I will se if I can help you. Have a good day.

55 EGR Temperature Sensor or Circuit

ABS light is nothing to do with code 55 separate fault circuits.

Under dash there are two wires with mini spades at the end, connect one of them to the single black multiplug in position 2. Thats RHS plug inlet when you hold plug with tab lock on top.
ABS sensor should then flash up error coded. Ignore code 11 thats a initial flash to let you nknow the difference between a fast and slow flash.

Let me know what code flashes up and I will tell you the symptom,

Dan

An addition to my previous post (after talking to my husband more). Three of our wheels were snow packed. Not the wheel wells, but the inside of the wheels. He thinks that this is what caused the problem. The ABS sensors are located there. Having them encased in snow was likely what caused this condition. Solution = clean all the snow off your tires -- and the problem should go away. Sounds like the problem is moisture gets into the ABS sensor or something shorts out with the communications to those sensors.