OBD-II Generic Error Code P0575: How to Fix Cruise Control Input Circuit

Q: Can I drive with error code P0575?

Yes, but your cruise control will not work. The vehicle remains drivable, but the underlying electrical issue should be fixed to avoid potential safety problems.

Q: What causes code P0575?

Common causes include a faulty brake pedal switch, blown fuse, damaged wiring, or a malfunctioning cruise control module.

Q: How much does it cost to fix P0575?

If it's a simple fuse or switch, parts cost $10-$30. Shop labor may add $50-$150. If the module needs replacement, costs can be higher.

Q: Will disconnecting the battery clear the code?

Disconnecting the battery may clear the code temporarily, but it will return if the underlying issue isn't fixed.

Q: Is OBD-II generic code P0575 the same for all cars?

Yes, P0575 is a generic powertrain code meaning cruise control input circuit malfunction across all OBD-II vehicles.

Abstract

Error code P0575 indicates a problem with the cruise control input circuit. This means the car's computer has detected a malfunction in the electrical circuit that monitors the brake pedal switch or the cruise control engagement switch. The issue is usually a faulty switch, wiring problem, or blown fuse.