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2012 Outback 3.6 brake and cruise control light is blinking. Comments about what problem may be. Thanks  

Sounds like you didn’t tighten the gas cap to the proper degree. The first time it happened to me it freaked me out as I was on a long trip and it kicked the cruise control off. After I got home I Googled it and found that the vast majority of times it is because the gas cap isn’t tight enough. I bought an inexpensive OBD II reader with capability to reset the check engine light, problem solved. I had it happen once since. I have a ‘12 4-cylinder OB Premium.  

You need to pull the codes yourself or take it to someone who can. Then maybe we can help.  

did you install LED brake lights? if so remove them and install incandescent ones  

P0457 SUBARU: Code Meaning, Causes, Symptoms, & Tech Notes (engine-codes.com)  

That was likely it. Thanks. It was frustrating as I was still 175 miles from home with long desert roads and no cruise control. Been carrying the OBD reader in the compartment under the back floor since. Used it once more on a trip to Idaho since the original time. I’m also in the habit to click the gas cap a couple of times after fueling.  

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Why is Subaru Cruise Control Light Flashing on My Car Dashboard?

Driving can be fun, but long-distance driving can be fatiguing as you keep pressing the gas pedal to keep the car going at your desired speed. Thankfully, cars now feature cruise control — a system that lets drivers set a desired speed and relaxes their feet when traveling a long journey.

You can activate the system by pressing the cruise control button and the vehicle will keep you at the current speed. So you don’t have to depress the gas pedal to keep the car running. Cars with advanced cruise control systems use sensors at the front bumper to detect vehicles ahead of them and keep the car at a distance to prevent collision.

Like other system components, the cruise control does have issues. And these issues are common with Subaru cars. Most Subaru owners complain of Subaru cruise control light flashing on the dashboard as they drive.

Why does my Subaru cruise control light keep flashing?

The most common reason why the cruise control light is flashing on your Subaru is due to an electrical or mechanical problem. Remember, when the light is flashing, the cruise control system is disabled, so don’t try to turn it on because it won’t work.

In some other cases, the cruise control light may be flashing due to a defective or loose gas cap, a blown fuse for the cruise control, a failing brake pedal switch, or a defective vehicle speed sensor. Let’s have an in-depth look to see how these issues could cause cruise control light flashing on Subaru Outback and other Subaru models.

Blown fuses

The cruise control system consists of several electrical systems protected by a fuse. The fuse can blow up if there’s an electrical power issue, preventing the key components from failing. If that happens, it will disable the cruise control system. In some cases, the car computer will start flashing the cruise control light on the dashboard to notify you that there’s an underlying issue that needs urgent attention.

If you suspect the fuse is blown, replace it and see if that fixes the cruise control system and clear the blinking light on the dashboard.  If that resolves the problem but the fuse blows in no time and the light starts blinking again, you have other electrical issues. Contact your mechanic for a thorough diagnosis.

Defective speed sensor

The vehicle speed sensor is one of the essential components of the cruise control system. When you activate the cruise control, the onboard computer collects information from the speed sensor to know when to increase and decrease the engine speed.

The vehicle speed sensor is mounted at the tail end of your transmission, and if it malfunctions, the cruise control light will start blinking on the dashboard. The speed sensor is needed to ensure that the speedometer and the odometer work correctly, and without it, the cruise control system will be affected.

If you notice the cruise control light flashing and check engine light is on, check the vehicle speed sensor. A bad speed sensor triggers the check engine light and disables the cruise control system. This sensor cannot be repaired. So, if it is the root cause, the only solution is to replace it with a new one.

Loose gas cap

Believe it or not, the gas cap plays a crucial role in your vehicle’s overall functionality. The gas cap can affect the performance of the cruise control system. For instance, in Subarus, a loose gas cap can cause the cruise control light to blink as you drive. It can also trigger the check engine light to pop on the dashboard. So, a loose gas cap can cause the Subaru Forester check engine light with flashing cruise control to pop on the dashboard.

Faulty mechanical component

If you own an older Subaru car, the cruise control light could be flashing due to a faulty mechanical component. In older models, the cruise control system has a cable, connecting the throttle to an air actuator, which regulates the cable to keep the vehicle at the set speed settings.

If any of the mechanical components go bad, it can disable the system and trigger the blinking light on the dashboard.

Malfunctioning brake pedal switch

Under perfect conditions, the brake lights shine as you depress the brake pedal. There’s a component attached to the brake pedal — the brake pedal switch, which tells the brake lights to light up as you depress the pedal.

If the switch goes bad, the brake lights won’t know when you step on the brake pedal. But aside from this, a bad brake pedal switch can also affect the cruise control system.

When you activate the cruise control system, the system will deactivate and switch to manual mode whenever you step on the brake pedal. If the switch malfunctions, it may send wrong signals to the cruise control system, telling it the brake pedal is always depressed, preventing the cruise control system from turning on.

System malfunction

If your Subaru check engine light is flashing along with the cruise control light and the brake pedal switch, fuses, and vehicle speed sensors are good, you have a problem somewhere in the cruise control system.

To determine the root cause of the malfunction, you need a mechanic to diagnose the vehicle. The mechanic will inspect all cruise control components and may plug in a scan tool to pull out all the error codes in the vehicle.

It’s okay for the cruise control light to be on when you activate it, but if the light comes on when you are not using the cruise control, or the light starts blinking when you activate it, there’s a problem that needs to be addressed. In most cases, a flashing cruise control light on Subaru is accompanied by the engine warning light.

What to do if your Subaru cruise control light flashing?

Whenever the Subrau cruise control light starts flashing on the dashboard, the cruise control has malfunctioned or disabled. Hence, do not turn on the cruise control system. If the light starts flashing after getting gas, locate a safe spot and pull over. Check the gas cap and re-tighten it. It could be you did not secure the gas cap properly.

If that do not solve the problem, drive straight to your mechanic and have them diagnose and fix the problem.

Does the cruise control stop working when check engine light is on?

If the onboard computer detects a problem with your transmission or the engine, it will display the check engine light and disable certain vehicle functions, like the cruise control system, to prevent further damage until you address the issue.

Let’s be clear here; this does not mean that the PCM must disable the cruise control whenever it detects an issue with the engine or transmission. It will only disable the system if the issue is causing unstable engine performance.

Subaru Outback check engine light flashing, cruise control, and traction control light blinking can all come up due to engine performance issues. Contact your mechanic to proffer solutions to the problem. 

Final Words

To be precise, the flashing Subaru cruise control light shows there is a mechanical or electrical problem in your car. The cruise control light should be green and steady when you turn on the system. But if the light is flashing, turn off the cruise control until you address the problem.

If you are a DIYer, you can fix the issue yourself. But if you are not, contact your mechanic or dealership. The solution can be easy, quick, and quite affordable.

Osuagwu Solomon

Osuagwu Solomon is a certified mechanic with over a decade of experience in the mechanic garage, and he has over five years of experience in the writing industry. He started writing automotive articles to share his garage experience with car enthusiasts and armature mechanics. If he is not in the garage fixing challenging mechanical problems, he is writing automotive repair guides, buyer’s guides, and car and tools comparisons.

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Subaru Brake Light Flashing And Traction Control Light: Why?

Modern Subaru models are quite well-equipped, ensuring drivers will instantly recognize the car’s technical problem when there is one.

The brake light/ traction control light is a part of this inclusive system, hence the importance of learning the meanings and indicators of their messages.

My experienced team has compiled a detailed guide behind a Subaru brake light flashing and traction control light being turned on. Keep scrolling.

What Is The Brake Light and Traction Control Light on Subaru Cars? 

What is the brake light.

Brake lights on Subaru are indicators that will light up to alert you whenever there are issues with the car’s braking system.

Though the designs may vary across different Subaru series, these lights are usually represented by exclamation marks within a circle, enclosed by the caption “Brake system” or “Brake.”

What Is The Traction Control Light?

Unlike brake lights, the TC lights might have different meanings depending on the shown image/icon. Observe carefully: 

• If there is a car image paired with a skid mark: the TC is just doing its intended job ( controlling the traction ) as a safety feature, in order to keep danger at bay.
• If there is a triangle with lines cutting through it: the traction control system is experiencing problems.

Regardless of which case you fall into, both these lights will pop on the car’s dashboard.

Take extra caution when the light blinks and your car refuses to accelerate: it indicates the TC feature is in use, meaning your car has just lost its grip around sharp curves, wet pavements, or similar terrains.

For a more thorough breakdown, tune in to the next section.

Why Is The Subaru Brake Light Flashing And Traction Control Light Turned On? 

If both lights are turned on, keep an eye out for these possible culprits: temporary traction loss, the TC system being turned off, faulty steering wheel position/wheel speed sensors, ABS malfunction, and broken TC/ABS modules .

Temporary Traction Loss

As briefly discussed, a temporary traction loss is among the most popular reasons behind TC/ brake light flashing Subaru .

This is extremely common during trips through loose gravel, heavy rain, or snow. 

Even just one moment of lost traction will push the system into action, prompting the light to blink and inform you that its TC feature is in operation.

Most of the time, the Subaru flashing brake light and TC light are nothing to be worried about.

However, if other warning indicators are also activated simultaneously with them, the traction loss might be more serious than you would think.

It would be best to take your car to a dealer for repair and further traction inspection.

TC Systems Are Turned Off

Another possible reason behind the blinking lights might be that you have accidentally turned off the system.

Sure, the default design is to keep the TC on all the time, but most drivers can easily disable it by pressing the button.

Hence, before heading to an automobile center for help, take one second to locate the “TC off” dash button near your steering wheel and press it.

If that fails to turn off the light, you can continue your trip to a Subaru technician or consider other reasons in the list.

Faulty Steering Wheel Position/ Wheel Speed Sensors 

No traction control/braking system on Subaru cars can do well without steering wheel position/ wheel speed sensors .

They ensure the Subaru cars & trucks can safely run in opposite directions of the wheel without losing control and grip.

When one or both of those sensors fail, the TC/braking light will illuminate to inform you.

ABS (Anti-Lock Brake System) Malfunction

In Subaru, the TC and braking ABS systems work very closely with each other and even use identical control modules.

Long story short: potential issues with the ABS also lead to problems with the traction controls, especially when the TC feature tries to engage your emergency brake to steer off a skid.

So when both TC and ABS lights come on, your car might either suffer low brake fluid levels or bad brake pedal sensors.

Broken ABS/TCS Control Module

That’s quite self-explanatory; when the module controlling both the ABS and TC systems is broken or malfunctioning, both the ABS and TC warning lights will turn on to send warnings.

Even other lights will be activated, too, such as:

• Subaru outback check engine light and brake light flashing
• Oil temp lights
• Dash lights
• Cruise control lights
• Fuel warning light flashes
• Tire pressure warning lights
• Operation indicator lights

In that case, only a fool would choose to ignore these driveability issue.

Bring your car to repair shops immediately to confirm what is going on with these Subaru check engine brake traction control cruise light features.

For more symptoms of bad ABS modules and ABS codes, click here .

Can I Keep Driving My Subaru For A Long Period of Time Without Fixing These Lights? 

No. Unless it is the indicator lights themselves that malfunction (which you could never know until having them properly checked), then ignoring them/refusing to address the problems would be a foolish move.

These lights indicate critical issues with the traction control/braking systems, both of which play a huge role in ensuring the car’s performance and safety.

Even with just one of them malfunctioning, your vehicle stability control, steering capabilities, and fuel efficiency will be severely compromised, leading to higher risks of road hazards/accidents on slippery roads or in poor weather.

Take your car to professional service departments / auto repair shops as soon as you can.

And if you cannot do that yet, at least stop driving and pull the car somewhere safe. Keeping driving will not do anyone good, trust me.

FAQ Section: Quick Questions and Quick Answers

Can Brake Light Switch Affect Traction Control? 

Yes. As mentioned, Subaru’s braking and TC systems are quite closely interconnected.

Do not be surprised if faulty braking switches can also trigger the TC lights – along with the brake light flashing Subaru outback .

Can Traction Control Cause Power Loss? 

Yes. The Subaru’s vehicle speed sensor will detect whether any drive wheel spins more than the rest (a signal of loss of traction).

Once receiving the data, Subaru’s computer will apply parking brakes or reduce power on that wheel.

Since the relationship between TC and ABS systems is tight, problems with either of the two will lead to the Subaru brake light flashing and traction control light being activated.

Diagnose the issue based on my guide above, and write to me if you still need more help with your Subaru outback flashing brake light check engine and traction control.

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Brake, check engine, cruise control lights blinking

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• Start date May 5, 2022
• May 5, 2022

In my outback 2013, the brake, check engine, and cruise control light started blinking after changing the battery. So I took the car back to the place where the battery was replaced, and they told me that the problem was the catalytic converter ( code P0420) and had nothing to do with the battery? Before spending extra money on a repair that could not be necessary, any ideas? Thanks  

• May 7, 2022

I am not making any assumptions here, but did you recently get fuel? Forgetting to get the cap tight CAN cause all those indications Could also be (what I recently experienced in my 15 Forester, doing the same things, a small leak in a vacuum line. EVERYBODY wants to sell you a new converter - be wary. Have a suby shop check it too.  

• May 10, 2022

i have a 2009 impreza obs. that had that same code and lights. it is the catalytic converter. what i did was replace my o2 sensor first, and reset the computer (unplug battery). if the lights dont come back on, it was just the o2 sensor. if they come back on, replace the cat and reset the computer again and your issue is fixed. i did both myself, very easy fix just a few bolts. hope this helps!  

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5 Reasons for Subaru Outback Flashing Brake light and How to fix It

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Last updated on July 13th, 2023 at 05:06 pm

If you are into cars you would know the Subaru . Everyone without exception would know a Toyota because of their powerful branding and affordability worldwide, people know the Tesla for luxury and then the Honda and Peugeot for strength.  

The Subaru Outback which is the focus of this article excels in strength and speed. According to US News on cars, The 2021 Subaru Outback has a projected reliability score of 70 that is out of every 100. This is pretty high in comparison to other cars in the same category.

The Subaru Outback has seen good and bad times. The 2013 Subaru outback was one of the worst models of Subaru.

It was notorious for excessive oil consumption and cost an average of $1,590 to repair. According to a website called Subaru Complaints, some of the common defects of the Subaru are;

• Unintended acceleration
• Brake Light switch defect
• Fuel Pump Failure
• Cracked Windshields
• Subaru Starlink problems
• Drained batteries

The most common Subaru Outback problem is the flashing brake light.

Which why I am writing to help you see the reason why Subaru outback brake light cruise control may be flashing and even how to solve Subaru outback warning light indication on dashboard issues.

 The flashing brake light actually indicates that there is a problem with the braking system that needs to be fixed. But like all good notifications, you hope that after you have been notified, it goes away .

A bit similar to seeing an alarm notification in your iPhone or android and swiping left. The Subaru’s outback flashing light does not go away in that manner.

That is probably why it is so annoying. This article will explore 5 reasons why this happens and how to prevent it from continuing.

You must know that a brake is an essential component of a car, driving with a faulty brake may make that very day your last. We will explore how to fix a Subaru Outback flashing brake light, what can cause Subaru outback brake light cruise control flashing and what multiple warning lights on the dashboard of Subaru Outback mean.

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Here are the reasons;

No 1: Your Emergency Brake is engaged

When you are driving your 2011 or 2012 Subaru outback, if you notice the brake light flashing on the dashboard you have to stop the car and check out what the issue might be.

One thing you can do first is to check your emergency brake if it is engaged. If it is, turn it off and the light will stop flashing on the dashboard. This answers the question; “How to solve Subaru outback warning light indication on the dashboard” which I am sure many of you had while reading this article from the beginning. The 2013 Subaru outback flashing brake light or the 2011 Subaru outback flashing brake light is not something to take lightly.

No 2: Brake system failure

The next reason that you note 2012 or 2011 Subaru outback flashing brake light on dashboard is a failure in that Subaru braking system. The Subaru Outback has two different circuits in its brake system.

If something happens to any part of the brake system, at least half of the Subaru outback wheels will have brakes.

This is a fail-safe mechanism to prevent car crashes in the event of brake system failure. Knowing when this is the case is essential in understanding how to fix a Subaru Outback flashing brake light.

If a part of the brake system fails, Subaru’s differential switch will measure the pressure difference and send a report to the brake light signaler that there is a significant difference. This is when you start seeing your Subaru light flashing on the dashboard. When you see it, stop the car and call the nearest mechanic to take a look.

No 3: Your brake lights are faulty

Unlike all the other grave circumstances mentioned earlier. Sometimes it can just simply be that you have a faulty brake light. The solution for this is simple; change the brake light and all your problems are over.

While this one may not be as grave as the others, it may still result in serious damages. When calling a mechanic, ensure to call one specifically skilled in fixing Subaru Outback and not just anyone. You don’t want to work on the car and have more problems develop afterward on the road as you travel.

No 4: Your parking brake is on the “On” position

Subaru outback electronic parking brake light flashing.

There are times when you park the car and you realize that the brake light is flashing, check to see whether you are using the parking brake. If you have parked successfully, you can turn it off and the light will stop. If you actually ignore the light and drive, you can damage the brake. The brake pad and fluids will overheat in such instances. So this is the main reason for Subaru outback electronic parking brake light can be flashing in your Subaru.

No 5: Your Brake Fluid is Leaking

The other reason your Subaru Outback’s brake light might be going off is that the brake fluid might be leaking. Typically the icon that blinks will give you a sense of which problem may have developed but it is always better to let a professional handle it.

How to solve Subaru Outback warning light indications on dashboard

To solve the warning light, first, turn off the car engine. Then check the brake fluids, if low, top off and start the car again to see if the light is still on. If it is not, you are safe to continue. Never ever keep driving after you have seen the brake lights flashing on the dashboard .

What do multiple warning lights on Subaru Outback dashboard mean?

It is actually a bit scary to see so many indications all at once. It can either be that there are many faults that make it unsafe to continue driving, or there are many faulty indicators that do not actually reflect the true condition of the vehicle and sometimes it is that your vehicle charging system has an issue . If you see multiple notifications at the same time, the likelihood that the car will shut down is very high. Drive it to the nearest mechanic for complete inspection before it is safe to drive again.

Car maintenance sucks. I know right. It is absolutely not something you want to get yourself into all the time. One good way to avoid all these stories is to get a brand new car. A brand new car comes with fewer miles and a sound brand new engine. In this car how the car turns out is up to you. But if you buy a bad second-hand car , you and the mechanic will likely become best of friends.

Why is Subaru outback brake light cruise control flashing

When you notice a Subaru outback brake light cruise control flashing , the common cause is a faulty and non-functional cruise control system. The cruise control is the vehicl e automatic speed control unit that regulates the car speed automatically . So if anything goes wrong with the unit it flashes a light to warn you.   Most time by simply disabling this cruise control will solve the flashing issue but it is advisable you hire a mechanic to resolve the problem.

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Moscow/Zelenograd and New Moscow

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Zelenograd and New Moscow are two large parts of Moscow city, that lie (often far) outside consolidated residential zone of the city, which lies within and just beyond the MKAD (Moscow Ring Road).

Zelenograd was added in Moscow in 1968 as one of the leading scientific centers. New Moscow was added to Moscow in 2012, forming Novomoskovky and Troitskiy Administrativniy Okrugs with plans of new vast expansion. New Moscow territory is yet to change according to its new city status. Even though suburbial kind construction intensifies in Novomoskovsky Administrativniy Okrug, Troitskiy Administrativniy Okrug still mostly has a rural feel.

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Vnukovo and Ostafyevo airports are situated in New Moscow proper, though from Ostafyevo airport you still have to go through the "old" Moscow. It is possible to get from Sheremetyevo to Zelenograd without going to the old city - you have to change to 400 minibus on Leningrad highway or on local train on Planernaya. From Domodedovo airport you'll have to go through the old city anyway (the route through Domodedovo and Podolsk will take more time).

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Local trains connect Zelenograd with Leningrad Train Station, Tver, Klin and Konakovo. Local trains from Kiev Train Station pass through northern part of New Moscow between Novoperedelkino and Krekshino. To go to Zosimova Pustyn you may want to go all the way to Bekasovo, but trains there are infrequent. It is possible to get to New Moscow through Podolsk, but you'll have to change to bus there.

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Most frequent bus to Zelenograd is bus 400 from Rechnoi Vokzal. It has special pricing. Buses are primary way of public transport to get to New Moscow, new buses are often added. Most buses start from Yugo-Zapadnaya and Tepliy Stan metroes, and Podolsk train station. Troitsk serves as a bus hub.

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Zelenograd is accessible by M10 highway. Major highways in New Moscow are M3, A101, Warsaw highway Podolsk - Kresty (joining with A101), first "Beton Ring" A107 and Borovsk highway Peredelkino - Vnukovo - to join with M3. M10 and A101 are often highly congested, M3 may be less prone to it, except Moscow vicinity, and crossing with A107, A107 is congested near M3 crossing, which is northwest of New Moscow; Warsaw highway is congested in Podolsk, and you'll have to pass congested M2 to get there from MKAD.

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