HOW TO REPLACE BRAKE PEDAL POSITION SENSOR ON CHEVY, CHEVROLET, BUICK, GMC, CADILLAC
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If you are trying to replace brake pedal position sensor / brake light switch and you have Chevrolet, Chevy, GMC, Buick, Cadillac car we will explain what needs to be done to remove and replace the brake pedal position sensor / brake light switch . In this video we will explain where the brake pedal position sensor / brake light switch is located and how to replace it on most Chevrolet, Chevy, GMC, Buick, and Cadillac, it should cover multiple models made after 2006. We demonstrated how to replace the brake pedal position sensor on Chevrolet Cruze but it may be helpful on the following models since they are build by GM / General Motors:
Chevrolet Cruze Brake Pedal Position Sensor Location Replacement
Chevrolet Malibu Brake Pedal Position Sensor Location Replacement
Chevrolet Equinox Brake Pedal Position Sensor Location Replacement
Chevrolet Traverse Brake Pedal Position Sensor Location Replacement
Chevrolet Silverado Brake Pedal Position Sensor Location Replacement
Chevrolet Tahoe Brake Pedal Position Sensor Location Replacement
Chevrolet Suburban Brake Pedal Position Sensor Location Replacement
GMC Terrain Brake Pedal Position Sensor Location Replacement
GMC Acadia Brake Pedal Position Sensor Location Replacement
GMC Sierra Brake Pedal Position Sensor Location Replacement
GMC Yukon Brake Pedal Position Sensor Location Replacement
Cadillac ATS Brake Pedal Position Sensor Location Replacement
Cadillac CTS Brake Pedal Position Sensor Location Replacement
Cadillac Escalade Brake Pedal Position Sensor Location Replacement
Cadillac XTS Brake Pedal Position Sensor Location Replacement
Cadillac SRX Brake Pedal Position Sensor Location Replacement
Cadillac DTS Brake Pedal Position Sensor Location Replacement
Buick Encore Brake Pedal Position Sensor Location Replacement
Buick Enclave Brake Pedal Position Sensor Location Replacement
Buick Regal Brake Pedal Position Sensor Location Replacement
Buick Verano Brake Pedal Position Sensor Location Replacement
Buick Lacrosse Brake Pedal Position Sensor Location Replacement
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Thank you brother
I am fairly sure that this scanner does not calibrate the sensor. You need an upgraded tool. $$$
How do you reset these?
I am having this problem where my brake lights are ON when I'm not pushing the pedal. so I have done what is stated here and bought a new brake pedal position sensor, I installed it with GREAT PAIN as I am not a little skinny guy, LOL. I think one of my ribs is broken now. Ok .. so now with the new sensor / switch installed, same exact problem is happening. So I looked at everything, for hours I have poured over what is happening. and something new has occurred to me.
before I bolted that switch in place I checked it, i manually moved the arm to see the brake lights come on and go off. I found that it has a few places in the switch that turn the lights ON. some of the points in the arms travel could never be reached while installed because the pedal does not allow movement that high or low. those places can only be seen with the switch not installed.
so here is my theory – when the switch is installed the slot the pedal arm goes in is kind of loose, not exact, so that the arm can slide i that slot freely ( in the video at "4:52" you can see a smudge in the inside of the slot On the fork where the pedal bar sets and makes contact and slides, that is the TOTAL travel! very short eh?)
so my problem it seems is the 1st switch action – this 1st action of turning on the lights is right when I push the brakes, it clicks the switch and sends the signal ON!. well that 1st action in the travel of the pedal is NOT really the 1st switch on. If the pedal when returning to the place it is supposed to set after the brake is applied is allowed to go a VERY small amount higher – the brake switch sends a signal to turn the lights on again and it will stay on all the time!
My return pedal action has , for some reason, been returning too far UP. less than 1/4 inch but just enough to turn the lights on without the pedal being depressed. If I move the pedal with my hand about 1/4 inch down the lights go off and the brakes are not engaged at all. I am wondering if there was some kind of Bumper, stopper, something that fell off or is smashed a little too flat that has allowed this to happen. I can't seem to find anything yet, does anyone know what the pedal bar rests on when it is all the way up? I am working on a 2007 Pontiac Torrent which has the exact same switch and set up as this video has.
symptoms are brake lights on all the time – once you push the pedal they go off for a split second and then on as normal and when you let off the brake it returns as it should and then 3 to 5 seconds later the brake lights come back on again and stay on. they go off if you push the pedal 1/4 inch or less and stay off if you hold it there.
Does that remove the service stability trac and abs light
I think mines need to be calibrated
Same on a 2013 Buick Enclave, does it need programming after installing the new sensor?