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Brake Switch B Input Code Help!
I'm getting a code which is as follows:
DTC Code = P0703.Brake Switch B Input Circuit Does anyone know what this could be and how to fix it? Any help would be greatly appreciated. |
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The brake switch is about $25 at the dealer.
part number F87Z-13480-AA or SW-5219 Mines been bad for a while the cruise won't work. |
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So that's why my cruise control is not working! Thanks for the heads up. I assume the brake switch is near the pedal and easy to swap?? Thanks again.
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From what I hear this is a common problem. If the sensor goes out completely you might not be able to use the gear selector so you'll be stuck in park. It's easy to change. Remove the lower dash panel. If you look along the brake pedal arm the switch is on the drivers side of the brake pedal arm. There is a yellow plastic clamshell case towards the firewall. Remove that and you will see a cotter pin that is removed from the top. Once the pin is removed you can separate the brake pedal arm and brake actuator. The actuator will side off to the drivers side and the brake switch will also slide off the the drivers side. Unplug the switch and then put it back together. It take about 10 minutes. I guess your closest dealer would be in Florida City or Homestead.
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I'm going to go to the dealer tomorrow, and yes, Homestead is the closest to me, thanks. Thanks for the step by step, seems easy enough, I'll write in tomorrow afternoon and let you know how it went.
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The P0703 Brake Switch B code is set by the brake pressure switch located under the hood at the front bottom of the master cyl. The purpose of this switch is to supply power to the cruise control logic through pin 9 (BPS) input of the PCM. Ford short P/N is 9F924. List price is 39.16 shop net is 23.44. 2008/2009 Ford shop manual says to remove the battery/tray/de-gas assy to gain access, but it's easy and faster to just remove the drivers side inner fender panel and reach over the front tire to replace the switch. You shouldn't loose more then a few drops of fluid when you pull the switch. Takes 20 to 30 minutes. The inner fender panel screws are all accessible outside the truck and in the wheel well. There is a plastic clip holding the bottom back edge of the panel that will pop out with a trim tool or screwdriver. |
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I could be wrong and its not uncommon that I am wrong but isn't the 0703 code a communication fault with the PCM KOER self test? I've seen this pop up on a few sites and it doesn't seen to be specific to the 6.4 but common amongst Fords.
08CCSFL I hope I didn't cost you a unnecessary trip to the main land. Maybe I'll see you on the way to Pig Pine. Max2006 Thanks for the clarification. Maybe I'll fix my cruise control now. |
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DM, you live in Big Pine year round? Glad to see another member that lives in the Florida Keys. I go to Miami regularly, so no biggie.
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My parents are there often. My dad spends 6-8 months there. I live on the east central coast of Florida. I wish I was down there more. Is this wind ever going to stop blowing? Its 20+ knots here today.
It must be fun smoking all the mainlanders in their hondas and lexuses. Did they finish the 18 mile stretch yet? Jasin |
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