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Old 09-03-2003, 05:25 PM
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It looks like the brakes switch S9/1 would be the problem. That is the switch on the pedal.

The BAS has a BAS release switch A7/7s1 that detremines when the plunger is unloaded in the brake booster (brakes off) and a diapram travel sensor A7/7b1 that determines how fast the brakes are applied.

The first code looks to implicate the S9/1 and the second is saying that the BAS switches conflict with the S9/1 input. It could be the BAS value that is wrong but since there is a separate code for the switch in particular and because its cheap and a common failure, I would go there. BTW the S9/1 is an input to the ESP module and comparisons are made in one controller or the other via the CAN.
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