Subaru P0560 Error Code Power Electrical Problem (flashing cruise control/drive mode +) CEL SOLVED!!

[@lowboybootay7559]

I just tried your solution and it worked on a 2020 Forester. Sharing your knowledge of such a simple diagnostic technique will save hours of worry and time and money for many DIY people with just basic skills. Thank you.

[@jithin88jose]

This actually worked for my Subaru forrestor. Thanks mate.

[@lowboybootay7559]

I truly appreciate you sharing this information.

[@ronk4210]

I really like the way you have done the video thanks 👍

[@dronesandmore1977]

thank you.... trying my best! :-)

[@undftdph634]

I have the same warning lights. But i feel vibrations and engine hiccups at 2k rpm when accelerating. Did you feel the same or it’s just the waning lights popping? Thanks, man. I hope you could answer this.

[@dronesandmore1977]

no, in my case, it was purely the cruise control that stopped fonctionning, the engine was otherwise working correctly. I would recommend you scan your car for codes and see whether this could be associated to perhaps a defective coil pack or spark plug. If you're experiencing hiccups, you will probably get additional engine error codes, like misfire.

[@ciarawestervelt2470]

I have a 2024 subaru forester and have been having issues check engine light went on once flashing modes and others on the dash idk what to do Subaru keeps saying nothings wrong

[@dronesandmore1977]

Did Subaru ever provide you with the error code(s) that triggered the CEL?

[@cafekiva7892]

Super thanks for showing this.

[@huang913]

I don't find any breaker fuse what else could it be?

[@dronesandmore1977]

You mean any blown fuse? Did you confirm that the code was indeed P0560?

[@huang913]

@@dronesandmore1977 yeah. Anyway I ended up changed computer board parts that distribute oils. Coste about $800 in parts

[@joshuahayden6955]

Although I have a 2019 Impreza base. This fixed my issue with the cruise control/trip screen and engine light. However, I did not have a voltage meter so I simply removed all of the 7.5 fuses and none of them were blown I inserted them back into the slots and went to start the car there was a slight delay when I turned the key but it started right up and the check engine light was off as well as the screen was back to normal. No more flashing cruise/trip info. Thanks

[@dronesandmore1977]

Wow that's interesting. Could be some corrosion in the fuse connector in the fuse box I suppose. Thank you for sharing!

[@JTEIXEIRALEE]

Genius , ty

[@jeffpepin6005]

Change your battery cable ends with good quality brass cable ends fixed cruise light flashing o2 sensor code lights cleared instantly easy fix

[@dronesandmore1977]

Good to know! I suppose this particular issue can have multiple origins.

[@CUTEFRIEND251]

nice video , i like it

[@bobberua]

Thank you very much

[@Simon-rj5jh]

Thank you for sharing important information.

[@DavidL-h8w]

A+++