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P1055

Code meaning and manufacturer information

P1055

What does this code mean?

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Manufacturer communications

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Original wording in English

KC-290

VOLVO

Reported code forms P1055

Volvo Chassis - Redundant Brake Switch Test - Code MID136 SID55 FMI2, or( DTC ) P1055

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KC-2093

MACK

Reported code forms P105594

Mack Chassis - Diagnostic Trouble Code ( DTC ) P105594 Brake Switch Status - Special Instructions

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KC-2088

VOLVO

Reported code forms P105594

Volvo Chassis - Diagnostic Trouble Code ( DTC ) P105594 Brake Switch Status - Special Instructions

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KC-290

VOLVO

Reported code forms P1055

Volvo Chassis - Redundant Brake Switch Test - Code MID136 SID55 FMI2, or( DTC ) P1055

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T-SB-0098-19

TOYOTA

Reported code forms P1055

TSB: Some 2018 - 2019 model year C-HR (equipped with a 3ZR-FAE engine) and 2020 model year Corolla (equipped with a 2ZR-FAE engine) vehicles may exhibit a MIL ON condition with one or more of the following Diagnostic…

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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
MackMACKYear not specified
ToyotaC-HR2019
ToyotaC-HR2018
ToyotaCOROLLA HATCHBACK2020
VolvoVN2020
VolvoVN2019
VolvoVN2018
VolvoVN2017
VolvoVN2016
VolvoVN2015
VolvoVN2014
VolvoVN2013
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