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Fault code 5526

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YOUR RESEARCHFault code 5526

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Replace accelerator pedal potentiometer

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The accelerator pedal potentiometer was replaced in August.

Fault code 5526
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Replace accelerator pedal potentiometer

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Performed · outcome unconfirmed · Original poster

The accelerator pedal potentiometer was replaced in August.

Fault code 5526
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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Hi all. Just got my 2001 C4 bake from extensive maintenance which involved dropping the engine and tranny. Part way home. the ABS and PSM lights came on. According to the Durametric, the fault code for the ABS is P5526, Incorrect accelerator pedal value. In addition. the DME had fault codes P0430, P0420, P1219, P1577 and P1578. The accelerator pedal potentiometer was replaced in August. The O2 sensor also replaced in August. It is possible that the engine codes were preexisting and not cleared when the parts were replaced. but, what is P5526? and why are the fault lights lit? Thanks for any insight. Lang G

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Maybe way off, but have you done a throttle body adaptation? I�d do that, clear the codes and go through a few drive cycles to see if the code returns. It�s free and easy. I had to do it after my engine swap.

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That is an idea. I will give it a try.

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A little bit of heat on that bushing will break up the oxidation and allow it to move when u tap on the bolt.

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