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C1A96

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C1A96

What does this code mean?

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SSM52757

LAND ROVER

Reported code forms C1A96-64

Brake Switch Adjustment and Setting Procedure - Excessfive brake pedal pressure required to get the auto transmission out of park, warning lights on the instrument pack with associated DTCs for brake light switch…

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SSM52757

LAND ROVER

Reported code forms C1A96-64

"ISSUE: EXCESSIVE BRAKE PEDAL PRESSURE REQUIRED TO GET THE AUTO TRANSMISSION OUT OF PARK, WARNING LIGHTS ON THE INSTRUMENT PACK WITH ASSOCIATED DTC'S FOR BRAKE LIGHT SWITCH (P0504-27, P0504-62, C1A96-64) OR BRAKES…

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SSM527572

LAND ROVER

Reported code forms C1A96-64

Brake Switch Adjustment and Setting Procedure - Excessfive brake pedal pressure required to get the auto transmission out of park, warning lights on the instrument pack with associated DTCs for brake light switch…

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A listed vehicle is a research lead. Confirm the engine, production range and software in the manufacturer's information.

MakeModelModel year
Land RoverLR42015
Land RoverLR42014
Land RoverLR42013
Land RoverLR42012
Land RoverLR42011
Land RoverLR42010

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