2000 Peterbilt 379 brake/cruise

It's a 6NZ, yes it did used to work.

 

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Yes we had it on the ET and the ecm doesn't see the applied brake.

 

Yes I recently got a new ECM, it was a CAT reman, and all the files were copied over from the old one, I am starting to think the ECM is the problem.

 

I appreciate it, I think I am good there because I still have stop and tail lights. I took it Peterbilt and they think as mentioned above that one of the pins is in the wrong spot in the ECM.

 

Does anyone by chance know what the part number is or what specifically Peterbilt calls this part described (in the quotations) below?

""""It looks like a brake switch, but it a cruise control switch which knocks off the cruise control when you applied the brakes. Its under the dash, behind the ignition switch. You have to remove the bottom half of the steering column "cover" which is about 6 screws or so. Then look underneath(behind the ignition switch) and you will see 2 wires hook on a round switch. Remove the 2 little screw from the wire and use some channel lock pliers to remove the switch counter clockwise. Its easy and self explanatory was you see it. I've replace 2 of them in two years.""""