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C056D code in owner complaints

Code C056D is named in 11 US owner complaints. Models: 9, model years 2015–2022.

There is little data for this code or its meaning is ambiguous, so this page is not indexed.

What the code means

The current SAE generic name is “Brake Pedal Position Sensor Supply Voltage Circuit Low”, but owner complaints point to a different component (see below). Older models and some makes use this code their own way, so check the meaning for your car in the make's service information.

How to read C056D: the letter C means chassis (brakes, ABS, steering, suspension); the second digit 0 marks a generic SAE code shared by all makes; the last three characters 56D identify the specific fault.

Electric power steering, steering angle sensor and steering column codes. After a front wheel impact the steering angle sensor often needs calibration, and a bent rack or tie rod produces errors scanners describe as invalid data.

Key figures

Complaints with this code
11
Models
9
Model years
2015–2022

Which models and years

Models whose owners name this code (9). Years link to the model year problems page.

Model Years Complaints
Chevrolet Impala 2015, 2017 2
Chevrolet Malibu 2016, 2020 2
Buick Encore 2016 1
Cadillac SRX 2015 1
Chevrolet Camaro 2017 1
Chevrolet Colorado 2017 1
Chevrolet Silverado 1500 2016 1
Chevrolet Volt 2018 1
GMC Terrain NA 2022 1

Components named together with the code

Component as the owner filed it (one complaint can list several).

Complaints by model year

What to do if an auction car has this code

What owners report

Excerpts of owner complaints in the original wording. Owner statements not verified by the regulator; personal data removed.

Related codes

Sources: public official US data (owner complaints) and the SAE J2012 standard. Complaints are owner statements not verified by the regulator. A code from a complaint does not replace a scan tool diagnosis. Data updated 2026-11-10.