SpareRadar OBD-II Code Lookup

P1572

Set by the manufacturer, so it means different things on different makes. 18 makes in the table below.

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What P1572 means, by make 18 makes
  • Audi Valve for the left engine mounting-N144 short to ground 463C 17980
  • Chevrolet ASR Active Circuit Low Too Long
  • Chrysler Brake Pedal Stuck On
  • Citroen Brake Pedal Switch Circuit Malfunction
  • Dodge Brake Pedal Stuck On
  • Ford Brake Pedal Switch Circuit Malfunction
  • Honda Motor Drive Module (MDM) Temperature Signal Circuit Low Input,or Motor Drive Module (MDM) Temperature Signal
  • Jaguar Brake pedal sensor out of self test range
  • Jeep Brake Pedal Stuck On
  • Lincoln Brake Pedal Switch Circuit Malfunction
  • MINI Engine control module (ECM), sensor supply circuit A - noisy signal
  • Mercury Brake Pedal Switch Circuit Malfunction
  • Nissan ASCD (Automatic Sped Control Device) Brake Switch
  • Opel Engine control module (ECM)/Immobilizer control module - no Immobilizer signal
  • Peugeot Brake Pedal Switch Circuit Malfunction
  • Subaru Reference code incompatibility between body integrated unit and ECM
  • Volkswagen Valve for the left engine mounting-N144 short to ground 463C 17980
  • Volvo Left Eng. Mount Solenoid Valve Short to ground

Each line is that manufacturer's own meaning for P1572. They are genuinely different faults, not rewordings of one, so a meaning listed against one make says nothing about the others. If your make is not listed, we do not hold it - your manufacturer's service information is the authority.

Code structure P1572
P
Powertrain
engine, transmission and emissions
1
Manufacturer-specific
Defined by the vehicle manufacturer, so the meaning varies between makes.
5
7
2
Fault index
identifies the specific fault
Powertrain Manufacturer-specific
Nearby codes in the P1 range

Manufacturer code meanings from kierandrewett/obd (b56a07a), used under the MIT licence. Copyright (c) Kieran Drewett. SpareRadar is not affiliated with the dataset's authors.