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The sensor reporting how far the brake pedal has travelled, as distinct from the switch that simply reports whether it is pressed. The distinction is the point of the entry: the switch is a binary contact for the lamps and basic interlocks, while the sensor gives a proportional value that regenerative braking, stability control and adaptive cruise all depend on.

On a hybrid or electric vehicle it is doing real work. The module blends regenerative and friction braking according to pedal travel, so a faulty sensor means it cannot judge how much braking was asked for. The response is to fall back on friction braking alone, which is safe and noticeably different to drive — a heavier pedal and no regeneration.

Modules cross-check the sensor against the switch, so a correlation code between them is common and means the two disagree rather than that either is definitely wrong. A misadjusted switch produces that code with a healthy sensor, which is worth eliminating first since it is an adjustment rather than a part. Watch both through a slow pedal application — the switch should change state early in the travel and the sensor should rise smoothly with it.